I Ching Auspicious Book

Author: Zhou Guangyu
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Seeking blessings to avert misfortune, decisions determine fate; fortune and misfortune transform each other, good and bad are determined by people. Misfortune and fortune have no doors, only people summon them; the rewards of good and evil follow like shadows. Abandon evil and promote goodness, uphold righteousness without change; follow the principles of things, and good fortune will always accompany you.
Good fortune and misfortune are divination terms in the I Ching. The basic content of the I Ching is to pursue good fortune and avoid misfortune, and to transform misfortune into good fortune. If we remove the various superstitious elements attached to the I Ching in history and conduct an in-depth and meticulous analysis of the principles of good fortune and misfortune contained in its hexagram and line texts, we must admit that it is a guide for real life and a treasure book for guiding people to pursue good fortune and avoid misfortune. It inspires people: when it comes to entering, exiting, and hiding, to consider more carefully, abide by the rules or measures, so that in both internal and external, hidden and visible times, one can know caution and gain or loss. It can also make people deeply aware of future worries and past situations. If one follows the meaning of the hexagrams and line texts of the I Ching at the beginning of handling matters and measures the way of action, one will also grasp the laws of adapting to changes in things.