He Luo Jing Yun Note

Author: Guo
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
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"Heaven gives birth to images, the River gives birth to books, the sages follow them" – The Book of Changes
The essence of the sages is shown through the hexagrams, and the profundity of the sages is revealed through the hexagrams" – Zhou Dunyi's Commentary on the Changes
1. Those who speak value the words: Elaborates on the numerical and symbolic meanings in the Imperial Edict on the Centralized Interpretation of the Book of Changes and the Discussions on the Enlightenment of the Book of Changes.
2. Those who act value the changes: Provides a detailed examination of the mechanisms of the divining stalks and changing hexagrams, surpassing the Discussions on the Enlightenment of the Book of Changes.
3. Those who create instruments value the images: Examines the hexagram images in up to 17 categories and 373 items, exhausting the theories of predecessors.
4. Those who divinate value the predictions: Provides an in-depth explanation of the Na Jia divination method, Shi Ying, Fei Fu, Six Relatives, coin tossing examples, the Twelve Bixgua, the Thirty-Six Gongs, and more, covering all aspects.
5. The cultural compass: The three needles in the central seam, pure yin and pure yang, the sixty dragons of the earth, the sixty dragons of expansion and contraction, the seventy-two dragons of the mountain, the twenty-eight mansions and the seven luminaries, the nine stars and the flipping of hexagrams, the Big and Small You Nian, the five elements, the Yuan Chen Dou Shou, the Qimen Dun Jia, the Purple White Luo Shu, and more—all explained in detail.
6. The theory of pitch pipes and sounds: Calculations of the empty diameter of pitch pipes, the three-part reduction and increase, the generation of octaves, the algorithm of the twelve equal temperaments, the Na Yin, the sixty laws, etc., with appropriate reasoning and precise calculations.
7. The geometry of the River Map and Luo Shu: The Shang Gao theorem, the continuous ratios of Euclidean geometry, the theory of dividing the middle and the end line, all explained with the River Map and Luo Shu.
8. Traditional Chinese medicine pulse diagnosis: Six pulses, the pulse diagnoses of the twelve organs, the theory of the same origin of Yi and Gui, the transmission of Sha Jing, the Ren and Du meridians, etc., providing valuable references for professionals.
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This book includes:
The Inner Chapter: The Essence of the River Map and Luo Shu;
The Outer Chapter: The Profundity of the River Map and Luo Shu.