Zhouyi, Traditional Chinese Medicine Health Preservation, Simple and Easy to Understand

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68 Anecdotes About Acupuncturists Wen WusuwenUrban196k Wordscompleted 3.5kReads7.6Score840Shelves
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If you have some basic knowledge, you can read this book
69 Complete Diagram of Meridian Health Maintenance Wang Shuaicompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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A health manual that the whole family can use: Find the right meridians in 3 minutes, which is easier than drinking traditional Chinese medicine
70 Drops of Tianmui Liu Bowen, Ren Tieqiaocompleted 532Reads8.6Score—Shelves
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Metaphysics, fortune telling, plum blossoms and easy counting, Qi Men Dun Jia, Feng Shui. You will gain something if you watch it
71 A Thousand Pieces of Gold (Tang Dynasty) Sun Simiaocompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
72 Therapeutic Formula for Children to Strengthen the Spleen and Nourish the Stomach: Easy to Digest, Not Weak, Gain Weight and Grow Taller Luo Daluncompleted —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
73 Keep Children from Having Fever, Cough, and Food Accumulation (Revised and Upgraded Version) Luo Dalun, Luo Lingcompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
74 Three Steps for Women's Health: Soothe the Liver, Nourish the Blood, and Repair the Heart Luo Daluncompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
75 What Little Traditional Chinese Medicine Has Been Passed Down from Our Ancestors.1 Luo Daluncompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
76 Taoist Doctor Su Ziyang Ling'anUrban1.1M Wordscompleted 251.5kReads9.5Score89.2kShelves
77 Yu Zhao Shenying Zhen Jing [Eastern Jin Dynasty] Guo Pucompleted 611Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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Health care, medical classics
78 Golden Policy Liu Bowen, Ren Tieqiaocompleted 118Reads8.3Score—Shelves
79 A Very Old and Very Effective Old Recipe: a Panacea Passed Down from Our Ancestors Chang Xuehuicompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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Convenient and practical for health care
80 Luo Dalun Teaches You Four-Season Dietary Therapy: Different Physiques Require Different Supplements in Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter. Luo Daluncompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
81 Luo Dalun Teaches You How to Nourish: the Spleen Is Not Weak, the Kidneys Are Not Deficient, and the Mind Is Peaceful Luo Daluncompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
82 Graphic Tongue Diagnosis (Revised and Upgraded Edition) Luo Daluncompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
83 The Complete Collection of Mysteries of the I Ching Wang Shaonongcompleted —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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The mystery of the "Book of Changes" ultimately lies in that it is a perfect combination of a symbol system and philosophical thoughts. It is not only a book of divination, but also a classic that explores the laws of the universe, philosophy of life, and decision-making wisdom. To understand its mystery, we can start from the following core levels: 1. Core cornerstones: three major principles The thinking of the "Book of Changes" is based on three basic principles. If you understand them, you will get the key to the door of the "Book of Changes". 1. Change: Everything in the universe is in eternal movement, change and development. Nothing is set in stone. The primary meaning of the word "Yi" in the "Book of Changes" is "change". The circulation of the sixty-four hexagrams simulates the entire process of things from germination, development, prosperity to decline and transformation. 2. Simplicity: Although everything in the universe is unpredictable, the laws behind it are simple and clear. This rule can be represented by the most basic symbols - Yin (--) and Yang (-). The interaction of yin and yang gives rise to the Bagua and the Sixty-Four Hexagrams, which are enough to simulate all complex situations in the world. 3. Difficulty: Behind the ever-changing phenomena, there is an eternal "Tao" or law. This law is the essence of the universe and an unchanging constant in the face of change. It is this constant truth revealed in the Book of Changes. 2. Core symbols: Yin-Yang and Bagua · Yin-Yang: This is the most fundamental element of the "Book of Changes". It does not represent specific things, but represents two basic attributes that are unified and complementary to each other. · Yang (—): represents heaven, male, strength, dynamic, creative, bright, positive, etc. · Yin (--): represents earth, female, softness, tranquility, obedience, darkness, negativity, etc. · Yin and Yang are interdependent and transform into each other, one ebbs and the other increases, forming a dynamic balance. This is the source of dialectical thinking in Chinese civilization. · Bagua: Eight basic shapes composed of three lines (yin and yang symbols), symbolizing eight natural phenomena and attributes: · Qian (sky), Kun (earth), Zhen (thunder), Xun (wind), Kan (water), Li (fire), Gen (mountain), and Dui (ze). · Bagua is the basic unit that constitutes the sixty-four hexagrams and is the "basic element" of the world. 3. Core structure: Sixty-four hexagrams. The sixty-four hexagrams are formed by superimposing the two hexagrams one above the other. Each hexagram has six lines, a total of 384 lines. These sixty-four hexagrams simulate sixty-four typical situations that may be encountered in life, society, and nature. Each hexagram contains: · Hexagram words: the overall explanation of the entire hexagram and the judgment of good or bad luck. · Yao Ci: A specific explanation of each line in the hexagram, representing the status and response at different stages and positions in a specific situation. For example, "Qian Gua" talks about the situation of "initiation, masculinity, and enterprising", and its first line "Don't use the hidden dragon" tells you that in the initial stage, the strength is still weak, so you should hide and save, and not act rashly. 4. The real secret and application of the "Book of Changes" The secret of the "Book of Changes" lies not in "fortune telling" but in "opening up wisdom". It provides a unique set of thinking models and decision-making systems. 1. It is a "situation simulator" rather than a "decision of fate." The "Book of Changes" does not tell you a destined outcome, but shows you the current situation you are in (hexagrams), the development rules of this situation (hexagrams), and the possible consequences of different choices in this situation (yaoci). It emphasizes "time" and "position" - doing the right thing at the right time and in the right place. 2. It is a "decision-making wisdom library" When you get a hexagram through divination or study, you are actually conducting a profound self-dialogue and situation analysis. The functions of the hexagrams and lines are: · Warning (unfortunate): reminds you of potential risks and traps, so that you can act with caution. · Encouragement (Ji): Confirms that you are heading in the right direction, giving you confidence and strength. · Guidance (no blame): Tell you what to do to avoid mistakes and move towards prosperity. 3. It reveals the cyclical law of "things must be reversed when they reach their extremes, otherwise they will be peaceful". The sequence of hexagrams in the "Book of Changes" is full of dialectical thinking. For example, "Tai Gua" is followed by "No Gua", indicating that one may fall into occlusion after gaining enlightenment; while "Pi Gua" (peeling off) is followed by "Fu Gua" (recovery), which means that when decline reaches the extreme, revival will come. This teaches us to be prepared for danger in times of good times and to hold on to hope in times of adversity. 4. It emphasizes that "virtue" is the foundation. The core idea of the "Book of Changes" is that "a house that accumulates good deeds will always be blessed; a house that accumulates bad deeds will have residual disasters." It believes that human morality and behavior are the fundamental factors that affect good or bad luck. No matter how good the hexagram is, if the behavior is immoral, it will turn into danger; no matter how bad the hexagram is, if the character is high and the response is appropriate, it can turn danger into safety. Summary: The secret of the "Book of Changes" is that it uses a simple and profound symbol system to encompass the universal laws of the universe and life. It teaches us: · To look at the world: from the perspective of development, change, and connection (change). · Grasp the rules: Grasp the simple core contradiction behind things (simplicity). · Cultivation of the heart: recognize and adhere to the eternal "Tao" (not easy). It does not give you answers, but gives you a map; it does not make decisions for you, but teaches you how to think. This is the ultimate mystery why the "Book of Changes" has endured for thousands of years and can still give us infinite enlightenment. The best way to truly appreciate its elegance is to open it with your own hands and slowly read and understand it based on your own life experience.
85 Long Son-In-Law Who Comes to the Door Ye GongziUrban8.8M Wordsongoing 281.4kReads9.2Score15.5kShelves
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A very nice novel to share with you
86 Master of Zhouyi (All 3 Volumes) Written by Cheng Xiaochengcompleted —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
87 Qu Li**************** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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It's so good, so beautiful and so meaningful! Great effect! It's much more meaningful than love and affection. Always like it! ! ! !
88 Qianyuan** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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Chinese medicine and prescriptions