Qi Men Dun Jia is an extremely rigorous and repeatable multi-dimensional, three-dimensional, and motion mathematical model. Time, space, and mathematics are its three major elements. They are interconnected and interpenetrated and are inseparable. Generally speaking, Qimen Dunjia has two different layout methods: flying disc and turntable, which belong to two different schools. In recent years, many classics on Qimen have been published one after another, but most of them are about Qimen with rotating discs, and there are very few books about Qimen with flying discs. Compared with the turntable Qimen, the flying disc Qimen arrangement is more complicated in using gods and the judgment is more detailed. The book "Qi Men Fa Qiao" was compiled by Xi Mengxi during the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty. The two generations of Xi Mengxi and his son were very knowledgeable in the art of Qimen. After more than forty years of research, they compiled this book. The Qimen game used in the book "Qi Men Fa Qiao" is a flying disc arrangement, but it is different from other flying disc arrangements. Not only does the eight doors not line up with people in the palace at the beginning of the game, but there are also exquisite and special discussions on super-spiritual connections, intercalation, selection, counter-response, divine gods, time and directions, etc. For more than a hundred years, only copies of this book have been circulated, and scholars have rarely seen it.
Reader comments
The book talks about a lot of knowledge about Qimen Dunjia, such as the formation of flying discs, the super-shen Qi connection, and leap placement. It is also explained in detail, making it easy to understand at a glance. I think this book is definitely a good book for those who like to study Qimen Dunjia. However, the content may be a bit esoteric and requires some time to ponder it.
A practical book
It is a rare holy book for fans of Qi Men Dun Jia
Ancient Chinese texts are difficult to understand, but the harder they are, the harder they are to read, and the harder they are to read, the harder they are to read. The writing is wonderful and the writing is profound. After reading the book a thousand times, its meaning will be self-explanatory, easy and the same.
Sighing that Uncle Zhuge Baohuang wasted his efforts, watching Sima Fu Cao Xiang's son proclaim himself emperor; watching the Eastern humorous games pissing off the court, and praising Bowen for helping to restore the Eighth Sun and Moon Mingtong.
The book talks about a lot of knowledge about Qimen Dunjia, such as the formation of flying discs, the super-shen Qi connection, and leap placement. It is also explained in detail, making it easy to understand at a glance. I think this book is definitely a good book for those who like to study Qimen Dunjia. However, the content may be a bit esoteric and requires some time to ponder it.
A practical book
It is a rare holy book for fans of Qi Men Dun Jia
Ancient Chinese texts are difficult to understand, but the harder they are, the harder they are to read, and the harder they are to read, the harder they are to read. The writing is wonderful and the writing is profound. After reading the book a thousand times, its meaning will be self-explanatory, easy and the same.
Sighing that Uncle Zhuge Baohuang wasted his efforts, watching Sima Fu Cao Xiang's son proclaim himself emperor; watching the Eastern humorous games pissing off the court, and praising Bowen for helping to restore the Eighth Sun and Moon Mingtong.