Chinese prophecy researchers used "2012" as a gimmick to conduct analytical research on world-famous prophecy classics. The main research objects include "The Book of Changes", "Zhu Century", "Mayan Prophecy" and "Tuibei Tu".
NO.1 "Book of Changes"
China's oldest classic, a collection of the crystallization of ancient Chinese wisdom, is known as the root of Chinese culture. In addition, it can analyze and predict the development of future events, from world events to trivial matters in life, so it has always been a must-read book for politicians, military strategists, businessmen, etc.
NO.2 "Centuries"
A collection of prophetic poems written by the famous French prophet Nostradamus. Each poem contains a prophecy, which predicts world events. There are countless confirmed prophecies, such as the victory of the French Revolution, the Pacific War, and the sudden collapse of Tokyo housing prices after a high rise.
NO.3 "Mayan Prophecy"
The Maya are a very mysterious nation. After creating a prosperous civilization, they disappeared without a trace, leaving many doubts to future generations. The Mayans' outstanding achievements in astronomy and calendar astonish even modern people who use the most advanced modern technology. Through astronomical research, the Mayans speculated that humans had five "solar ages".
NO.4 "Push Back Picture"
Co-authored by Li Chunfeng and Yuan Tiangang, masters of Shushu in the early Tang Dynasty. There are a total of sixty images, with prophecies and rhymed poems attached to each image, predicting major events that have happened in all dynasties in China since the Tang Dynasty. Because it is full of heavenly secrets and accurate predictions, it has frightened the rulers of all dynasties, so it has always been listed as a banned book.
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Will an earth crisis really break out on December 21, 2012? Or is it just a prediction? Prophecy is a prediction of the future. He may have some scientific basis, or he may just benefit from some kind of inspiration. Human beings cannot simply say that they are trustworthy or not, nor can they simply believe or not believe. Because it is still an open question as to whether there are divine powers or superpowers in this world. This book attempts to pursue the "future" of 2012 from a prophetic perspective. The book is mainly divided into five parts, starting from the analysis of the prophecies of "Century", "Tuibei Tu", "Book of Changes" and "Mayan Civilization" respectively.
In various languages, I remember that the Mayan prediction that 2012 would be the end of the world caused a stir in global public opinion, but in reality nothing happened. The nature of this book should be the same, and they all seem to be far-fetched explanations. There are too many events happening in this world, so it is not unusual for one sentence to describe one incident after another. In short, later generations discovered that there are events that have already happened in the book? Of course, the author and some people will have different views and explanations. There are many things that were clearly expected or expected that did not happen. For example, Nostradamus predicted that mankind will face huge disasters and even destruction in 1999. Therefore, people can just regard it as a literary prophetic work.
This book is very interesting! The author Su Yu's in-depth analysis of the world's famous prophecy classics, such as the "Book of Changes", "Century", and "Mayan Prophecy", opened my eyes. Moreover, his point of view is very objective. He does not blindly believe or deny the predictions, but guides us to think for ourselves. The book also quoted some famous quotes and wonderful descriptions, such as "Through astronomical research, the Mayans inferred that humans have five 'solar eras'", which made me full of curiosity about Mayan culture. In short, this is a book worth reading and will bring you a lot of inspiration.
The film "2012" brought the global discussion about doomsday prophecies to a climax. People have linked it to the recent frequent natural disasters that have erupted on the earth, and have unearthed various predictions about doomsday in the world. Coincidentally, all predictions point to the same date: December 21, 2012. When we extend our inquiring gaze to human history, driven by curiosity and thirst for knowledge, what we catch is not just a little grain of sand, but also a heavy mystery and mystery wrapped in the shell of history.
I still remember how scared I was when I watched 2012 in elementary school. People are uncertain about the future, but when the future is definitely dark, can we really accept it? In other words, what does a person need in his lifetime: an accurate prediction of the future, or a promised promise? For this answer, I chose the latter after reading this book, because neither the French Nostradamus's "Centuries" nor the judgments of the Mayan civilization seem to be so optimistic about the future of mankind; but I think what these prophets actually want to convey from their predictions is to cherish the present attitude, because not every tomorrow will bring it, but every present should not be mispaid.
In the book, the author explores the special significance of 2012 in different cultures and beliefs based on solid research and detailed surveys. He covered prophecies in various fields such as Mayan civilization, ancient Egypt, and ancient Chinese philosophy, and compared and interpreted these prophecies with relevant events in the world today. Through carefully selected cases and detailed facts, the author presents readers with a comprehensive and multi-dimensional perspective. Whether it is the scientific explanation of prophecies or the interpretation of supernatural phenomena, people can't help but think deeper about the mysteries of the universe and the future of mankind.
Profound but eye-opening
I was very interested when I saw the collection of 100 poems.
Very good. Worthy of life can broaden your eyesight
Will an earth crisis really break out on December 21, 2012? Or is it just a prediction? Prophecy is a prediction of the future. He may have some scientific basis, or he may just benefit from some kind of inspiration. Human beings cannot simply say that they are trustworthy or not, nor can they simply believe or not believe. Because it is still an open question as to whether there are divine powers or superpowers in this world. This book attempts to pursue the "future" of 2012 from a prophetic perspective. The book is mainly divided into five parts, starting from the analysis of the prophecies of "Century", "Tuibei Tu", "Book of Changes" and "Mayan Civilization" respectively.
In various languages, I remember that the Mayan prediction that 2012 would be the end of the world caused a stir in global public opinion, but in reality nothing happened. The nature of this book should be the same, and they all seem to be far-fetched explanations. There are too many events happening in this world, so it is not unusual for one sentence to describe one incident after another. In short, later generations discovered that there are events that have already happened in the book? Of course, the author and some people will have different views and explanations. There are many things that were clearly expected or expected that did not happen. For example, Nostradamus predicted that mankind will face huge disasters and even destruction in 1999. Therefore, people can just regard it as a literary prophetic work.
This book is very interesting! The author Su Yu's in-depth analysis of the world's famous prophecy classics, such as the "Book of Changes", "Century", and "Mayan Prophecy", opened my eyes. Moreover, his point of view is very objective. He does not blindly believe or deny the predictions, but guides us to think for ourselves. The book also quoted some famous quotes and wonderful descriptions, such as "Through astronomical research, the Mayans inferred that humans have five 'solar eras'", which made me full of curiosity about Mayan culture. In short, this is a book worth reading and will bring you a lot of inspiration.
The film "2012" brought the global discussion about doomsday prophecies to a climax. People have linked it to the recent frequent natural disasters that have erupted on the earth, and have unearthed various predictions about doomsday in the world. Coincidentally, all predictions point to the same date: December 21, 2012. When we extend our inquiring gaze to human history, driven by curiosity and thirst for knowledge, what we catch is not just a little grain of sand, but also a heavy mystery and mystery wrapped in the shell of history.
I still remember how scared I was when I watched 2012 in elementary school. People are uncertain about the future, but when the future is definitely dark, can we really accept it? In other words, what does a person need in his lifetime: an accurate prediction of the future, or a promised promise? For this answer, I chose the latter after reading this book, because neither the French Nostradamus's "Centuries" nor the judgments of the Mayan civilization seem to be so optimistic about the future of mankind; but I think what these prophets actually want to convey from their predictions is to cherish the present attitude, because not every tomorrow will bring it, but every present should not be mispaid.
In the book, the author explores the special significance of 2012 in different cultures and beliefs based on solid research and detailed surveys. He covered prophecies in various fields such as Mayan civilization, ancient Egypt, and ancient Chinese philosophy, and compared and interpreted these prophecies with relevant events in the world today. Through carefully selected cases and detailed facts, the author presents readers with a comprehensive and multi-dimensional perspective. Whether it is the scientific explanation of prophecies or the interpretation of supernatural phenomena, people can't help but think deeper about the mysteries of the universe and the future of mankind.
Profound but eye-opening
I was very interested when I saw the collection of 100 poems.
Very good. Worthy of life can broaden your eyesight