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  1. The Simpler Feng Shui Is, the More Practical It Is Li Qincompleted A simple Feng Shui book that changes your life. It uses easy-to-understand theories, effective applications, comprehensive suggestions, and authoritative expert insights to guide you on the basis of a deep understanding of the essence of Feng Shui, and quickly master practical and helpful Feng Shui skills. 22.5kReads9.5Score—Shelves
  2. See Acquaintances Shao Weihuacompleted As early as thousands of years ago, our country already had the prototype of human resources management-face. The ancients were well versed in the art of physiognomy and were good at selecting talents based on the inner qualities reflected in their faces and bodies. As we all know, the contemporary era is an era of team spirit. To achieve career development and success, we cannot rely solely on individual knowledge or ability, but also need to establish a good cooperative and mutual-help group. 16.6kReads9.2Score—Shelves
  3. Ancestor Feng Shui Notes Guanshanhai Editorial Departmentcompleted I accidentally got an old Feng Shui notebook from my ancestors, and when I opened it, I realized that it was the code for the destiny of heaven and earth that had been hidden for thousands of years! There is no fluff in the notes, only solid Feng Shui information: I will teach you how to use the five geographical techniques to find the true dragon's veins, use the Nine Palaces Flying Star to cut off good and bad luck in the passing years, use the Four Elephant Sands to determine the auspicious p 9.9kReads9.4Score—Shelves
  4. The Simpler the Appearance, the More Practical It Is Li Qincompleted "The Simpler the More Practical Physiognomy" aims to use a simple method to introduce practical physiognomy in life. Through vivid text descriptions and detailed graphic explanations, many people who have headaches after reading professional terms can also use physiognomy smoothly in life, and then quickly get to know others and themselves. "The Simpler the Face, the More Practical" is different from other face books. This is not a face textbook. There is not much theory in the book except for t 6.1kReads9.4Score—Shelves
  5. The Complete Book of Ziwei Dou Shu Chen Tuancompleted "The Complete Book of Ziwei Dou Shu" is a classic work that systematically explains the traditional Chinese numerology knowledge "Zi Wei Dou Shu". The whole book takes the Xingyao system as the core, integrates the philosophical ideas of Yin and Yang, the Five Elements, and the interaction between heaven and man, and builds a complete framework for deducing destiny. The book is divided into three volumes. The first volume details the basic theory of Dou Shu, including twelve core documents such 5.8kReads9.4Score—Shelves
  6. Plum Blossoms Are Easy to Count (Vernacular Version) [Song Dynasty] Written by Shao Yong and Translated by Li Jincompleted "The Numbers of Plum Blossoms", also known as "The Numbers of Plum Blossoms", is said to have been written by Shao Yong, a Yi scholar in the Song Dynasty. It is based on the mathematics in the "Book of Changes", distinguishes body and function, and combines the theories of yin and yang, five elements, Bagua and other hexagrams to infer the good or bad luck and changes of things. The number of plum blossoms can be used to predict fortunes anytime and anywhere. It can not only tell fortunes, but c 5.7kReads9.5Score—Shelves
  7. Three Essentials of Yangzhai in Vernacular Written by Zhao Jiufengcompleted "Three Essentials of a Yangzhai" is an important Feng Shui classic in the Qing Dynasty. It builds a concise and practical system for judging the good and bad luck of a house with the three elements of "door, main house and stove" as the core. Through vernacular translation, annotation and systematic organization, this book transforms the profound Kanyu theory into a practical guide that modern readers can easily grasp. A detailed explanation of the three major elements Door: The hub of a house's 4.4kReads9.4Score—Shelves
  8. 1000 Questions About Zhou Gong's Interpretation of Dreams Chun Zhilin, Edited by Yu Xiaodaocompleted One-third of a person's life is spent in sleep. Sleep allows us to have various dreams. Dreams present us with an unknown world that is both awake and vague. People are full of curiosity and doubts about this world, eager to understand the secrets of the dream world, and hope to decipher the true meaning of the elements and symbols in dreams. 3.2kReads9.4Score—Shelves
  9. The Complete Book of Tarot (Collector's Edition) By Mrs. Diacompleted Tarot's mystical doctrine and art of calculation amaze the world. It originates from the exquisite and magical parchment scrolls of the ancient Egyptian pyramids. It is ancient, mysterious, rich and profound, and full of wisdom. For thousands of years, through its rich mysteries, solid psychological foundation and efficacious predictions, loyal players have seen through the complexity of fate and the impermanence of life, and ultimately controlled the past and future of life. Today, more and mor 2.8kReads9.4Score—Shelves
  10. Liuzhuang Shenxiang Yuanliuzhuangcompleted [Feng Shui Divination + Physiognomy Secret Technique + Numerology Feng Shui] "Liuzhuang Shenxiang" is an authoritative work that explains the theory and techniques of ancient physiognomy. The book is divided into four volumes. The text is concise and profound, and the structure is clear. It extensively covers many aspects such as physiognomy, numerology, aura, etc. As another masterpiece of physiognomy after "Ma Yi Shen Xiang", "Liuzhuang Shen Xiang" not only systematically inherited the previou 1.7kReads9.4Score—Shelves
  11. "Book of Changes" That You Can Understand Immediately After Listening to It Anonymous (Anchor: Wen Bing)completed The Book of Changes is an ancient classic that explains the changes in everything in the world. It is a profound and profound dialectical philosophy book. It includes three Yi books, "Lianshan", "Gui Zang" and "Zhou Yi". Among them, "Lianshan" and "Gui Zang" have been lost, and only the "Zhou Yi" is extant. The Book of Changes contains simple and profound natural laws and dialectical thoughts, and is the crystallization of the five thousand years of wisdom of the Chinese nation. It understands a 1.5kReads8.3Score136Shelves
  12. Duke Zhou Interprets Dreams Wen Yanshicompleted There are many dreams at night, and the soul predicts good and bad luck. Dreams often seem like a fragment of what they have experienced before. It always makes people unable to distinguish between reality and illusion, and what seems real and fake. Since ancient times, people have turned to dream interpretation and fortune-telling for marriage, getting rich in industry and commerce, taking exams for officials, and even fighting wars and governing strategies. From emperors and nobles to common p 1.3kReads8.8Score—Shelves
  13. Physiological Explanations: Complete Collection of Divine Physiognomy Written by Chen Tuan; Revised by Yuan Zhongchecompleted "The Complete Collection of Divine Physiognomy" is the most comprehensive, comprehensive and influential work in the history of ancient Chinese physiognomy. It is a theoretical system and method for all-round observation and judgment of facial features, bones, complexion, body shape, voice, behavior, etc. The book explains in detail how the ancients inferred a person's endowment and temperament, good fortune and misfortune, longevity and poverty, nobles and lows, virtues and foolishness, and lif 1.2kReads8.8Score—Shelves
  14. Fortune Telling Without Asking for Help (Collection of Ancient Culture) Zhang Bocompleted Confucius said: "He who does not know destiny is not a gentleman. The meaning of destiny is to know how to advance and be late." The ancients believed in destiny, so they naturally tried their best to devise various methods to predict destiny so that they could seek good luck, avoid bad luck, and grasp destiny. Most people are always curious about their fate. They ask many gentlemen every year and spend a lot of money at the same time. Whenever you have any difficulties, you should go to your te 1.2kReads9.1Score—Shelves
  15. Twelve Zodiac Signs and Fortune (Collection of Ancient Culture) Zhang Bo Chief Editorcompleted "Zodiac" refers to the zodiac sign of the year a person was born. There are twelve in total, commonly known as the twelve zodiac signs, represented by twelve animals. It is not only a vivid method of counting years and months, but also a charming folk culture, which is integrated with the knowledge of Zhouyi, Five Elements, Yin and Yang Bagua, Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches. It has a profound cultural heritage and is in the hearts of the Chinese people. Endowed with all kinds of magical col 1.1kReads9.3Score—Shelves
  16. Three Essentials of Yangzhai (Vernacular Version) Written by Zhao Jiufengcompleted "The masterpiece of carrying a tripod" by Zhao Jiufeng, a Feng Shui master from the Qing Dynasty! After reading this book, you can also end your luck at home! What are you most afraid of when buying or renting a house? I'm afraid that everything will go wrong after I move in: my health will deteriorate, my husband and wife will quarrel, my financial fortune will decline... You may not believe in Feng Shui, but you definitely want to live comfortably and live smoothly. This book "Three Essentials 1.1kReads8.4Score—Shelves
  17. Drops of Heavenly Essence (Complete Collection of Classics) Anonymous18k Wordscompleted As a comprehensive work of Chinese four-pillar numerology, the book explains numerology in a poetic style. The core uses the heavenly stems, earthly branches, and five elements to deduce the destiny of life, abandoning the five elements of Shensha and Nayin. Divided into chapters such as "Theosophy" and "Six Parental Theory", it covers the way of heaven, patterns, physical functions, etc. It contains 512 fortune-telling examples by Ren Tieqiao. It has both philosophical depth and practicality. I 689Reads8.7Score247Shelves
  18. Mai Look Taoist in Sackclothcompleted "Ma Yi Shen Xiang" is a classic work on physiognomy in ancient China. It is said to have been written by Chen Tuan (named Xiyi), a hermit in the Northern Song Dynasty, who obtained the true biography of the Taoist priest Ma Yi. This book is based on Taoist philosophy, integrates the ideas of yin and yang, the five elements, and the induction of heaven and man. It systematically explains the relationship between human body shape characteristics and destiny, and builds a complete theoretical syste 550Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  19. The Complete Book of Qi Men Dun Jia Yellow Emperorcompleted As the "first of the three forms" of Chinese magic, "The Complete Book of Qimen Dunjia" is a treasure of wisdom that has traveled through thousands of years. It integrates prediction and decision-making, military strategy, and astronomical calendar. It can be called the pinnacle of traditional magic. It is said that the Yellow Emperor, in order to defeat Chiyou, gained success and deduced the creation technique. After being streamlined and perfected by Jiang Taigong, Zhang Liang and other sages, 414Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  20. Shaobing Song and Tubei Picture Liu Bowen9k Wordscompleted "Song of Shaobing", as a prophetic poem full of mystery, has attracted the attention of countless people with its unique charm. This prophetic work is said to be a record of a conversation between Liu Bowen, the founding official of the Ming Dynasty, and Zhu Yuanzhang, the founder of the Ming Dynasty. It reveals the historical development of the Ming Dynasty and even the following years in the form of poetry. These prophecies are both accurate and full of ambiguity, making it difficult for peopl 266Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  21. Astrology Gandercompleted "The Star Sutra" is an ancient secret book of astrology that contains deep Eastern wisdom. It uses the sky as a book and the stars as characters, turning the vast starry sky into a mirror image of human politics. The book is divided into two volumes, giving the stars the names of "emperor", "emperor's seat", "cavalry general" and other powers, and constructs a system of star officials corresponding to heaven and man. Each star coincides with the success or failure of the government, the outcome 107Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  22. Fire Pearl Forest (Ancient Divination Culture Book) Maid Fortune Teller21k Wordscompleted "Fire Pearl Forest" is an ancient divination book that uses money as a proxy for divination. According to the six-yao hexagram, through the interpretation of the hexagram images and line words, one can predict good or bad fortune. It is a divination technique widely circulated among the people and is of great significance to the study of ancient divination culture. 102Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  23. My Spiritual Journey Joe Blazes23k Wordscompleted "My Spiritual Journey" is a guide book for contemporary spiritual exploration. It helps you and your family and friends achieve spiritual improvement and development by introducing easy-to-understand methods and tools. "My Spiritual Journey" can help you answer questions such as "How to meditate?" "How to get in touch with angels?" "How to change the energy in my home and work environment?" "How can crystals help me?" "My Spiritual Journey" is a very practical spiritual guidance book today. Ever 52Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  24. Official Reminder Lai Buyi5k Wordscompleted "Jiguan Pian" is a Feng Shui classic written by Lai Buyi (formerly known as Lai Wenjun, also known as Tai Su), a famous Feng Shui scholar in the Song Dynasty. It focuses on the influence of geographical conditions on destiny, and is especially famous for promoting officials and promoting luck. It is known as an outstanding work in Feng Shui circles and has been included in the "Sikuquanshu". Lai Buyi abandoned his official position and traveled around, devoting himself to the study of Feng Shui. 4Reads7.7Score—Shelves
  25. Six Ren Cuiyan Liu Chijiang77k Wordscompleted One of the famous works on Renxue in numerology, it pushed Renxue to a highly integrated generation. The essence of Liu Chijiang, the master of Renxue in the Qing Dynasty, who has been studying for decades: Distinguishing Errors, Supplementary Discussion on Bifa, Compilation of Guidelines, and Collection of Sixty Examples of Divination and Verification. 4Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  26. I, the Host of Metaphysics, Specialize in Difficult Cases in the Yin and Yang Realms Ghost Stories Editorial Department504k Wordscompleted [Metaphysics + solving crimes + live broadcast + yin and yang eyes + refreshing articles + strong women] After rebirth, I bound to the Yin Yang Interoperability live broadcast room. From now on, my clients are no longer just human beings. The murdered female ghost called for help and wanted to see her son in the orphanage; I took over the scam den in northern Myanmar and let the evil people experience the night walk of a hundred ghosts. The owner of the pet who died in vain is filled with resent 3Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  27. Zodiac Wisdom Book Wei Qingmincompleted "Zodiac Wisdom Book" Speaking of the twelve zodiac signs, everyone in China knows it. Even foreigners have heard about zodiac signs. A widely circulated joke says that a blond girl with blue eyes studied Chinese, and after learning about the twelve zodiac signs, she happily told people, "I belong to the pig." The girl was really bad at Chinese, and she couldn't tell the difference between "genus" and "belonging to". —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  28. Physiognomy Handout: Learn Physiognomy from Scratch Anonymous (Anchor: Wen Bing)ongoing Physiognomy is one of the five Chinese arts. It mainly judges a person's character and health based on the characteristics of a person's face or body, behavior, etc., And thus predicts a person's destiny. Today's physiognomy integrates Western anatomy and is most basically divided into three qualities: heart quality, muscle and bone quality, and nutritional quality. Skin color, facial features, height, shortness, fatness, and thinness can all be judged from these three qualities. After the three —Reads7.9Score—Shelves
  29. Five Geography Tips Zhao Jiufeng Et Al.completed "Five Secrets of Geography" was written by Zhao Jiufeng and was written during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. It is one of the important representative works of traditional Kanyu Feng Shui. The book consists of eight volumes, systematically expounding the situation, qi, and site selection principles in mountainous and ocean environments. The core is based on the "Five Secrets" - dragon, cave, sand, water, and direction - to determine the good and bad luck of geography. Volume 1 discuss —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  30. 1,000 Questions in the Illustrated Encyclopedia of Traditional Folk Culture (Completely Understand Fortune in One Go) Wang Xuediancompleted Luck is what we usually call destiny. According to the ancients, destiny is determined by the time a person is born. The eight characters composed of the year, month, day and hour of a person's birth can reflect the good and bad luck of life; luck refers to the encounters at each stage of life, and people's encounters will be different at different stages of life. The combination of "fate" and "luck" constitutes a colorful life. There are many factors that affect fortune, including numerology, z —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  31. Liuren's Secrets of Fate (Qing Dynasty) Li Renzhaicompleted "Liu Ren's Secrets of Fate" - When your birth date lights up in red in the Beidou Killing Formation, this forbidden book will teach you how to rewrite your natal chart. The 1080 Secret Curse of Bureau 1080, which was smuggled out by the imperial guards of the Qing Dynasty, was exposed for the first time: the white tiger in the palace of wealth during childhood was actually a harbinger of the stock market, and the snake entwining the couple's pillars concealed a cross-border evil fate. The three- —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  32. Da Liuren Gold Scissors (Qing Dynasty) Xu Yanghaocompleted "Da Liuren Golden Scissors" is a classic work by Xu Yanghao, a master of Shu in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, who studied Liu Ren Shu. It uses "Golden Scissors" as a metaphor to directly hit the core of Shu and simplify the complex. The book abandons obscure theories and focuses on practical predictions: from interfering with phenomena to using gods and evil spirits, from the countermeasures of the three legends to the mysteries of the class, they are all connected in a —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  33. Searching for the Origin of Da Liuren (Ming) Zhang Chunzhaocompleted "Looking for the Source of Da Liuren" is a classic work by the ancient scholar Zhang Chunzhao who systematically combed the art of Liuren. As one of the three ancient Chinese prediction systems, this book is based on the astronomical calendar, integrates the principles of yin and yang, the five elements, and the principles of the stems and branches to construct a sophisticated space-time deduction model. The "Five Essentials and Balances" system in the book summarizes the Liuren Judgment Law int —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  34. Qingwu Jing Qilijicompleted This work "Qingwu Jing" was written by Chu Liji. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  35. Know People by Watching Their Hands (UK) Johnny Finchamcompleted The author of this book is a British best-selling palmistry author. The book reflects the author's scientific theoretical research on palmistry and various experiences from practice for more than 20 years. It is divided into 24 chapters, one chapter per hour. These contents include how to deal with people more efficiently through the inner relationship between the brain and palmistry, fingers, palm prints, etc. Among them, 1 and 2 hours are about the general theory of palmistry; 3 to 10 hours ar —Reads7.8Score—Shelves
  36. Ancient Chinese Astrology Wen Yicompleted This book systematically combs the development and cultural connotation of ancient Chinese astrology, taking "participating in politics for the country" as the core theme, tracing its evolution from the budding of astrology in the Neolithic Age, to the beginning of official learning in the Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties, and then through the improvement of the Dai Qin Tianjian system. The book explains in detail the starry sky coordinate system of the Three Walls, Twenty-eight Constellations, Fou —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  37. On Divination Ancient Romewritten by Marcus Tullius Cicero; Translated by Dai Liankuncompleted A Chinese translation of "On Divination", one of the masterpieces of the famous Roman statesman Cicero, has been published. Domestic academic circles tend to translate Cicero's philosophical and political treatises, and to some extent ignore "On Divination". As an important exposition on Roman religious beliefs, it is an indispensable source of information for future generations to conduct related research. Therefore, while the translation and introduction of this book provides a new perspective —Reads7.9Score—Shelves
  38. The Appearance of Linen (Text and White Comparison·illustrated Classic Version) [Song Dynasty] Chen Tuancompleted A classic work on physiognomy, named after Chen Tuan of the Song Dynasty. The book introduces methods for judging destiny and personality through people's facial features, body posture, etc. It is equipped with a large number of illustrations for easy understanding. It is an important book for the study of ancient Chinese physiognomy culture and has had a profound impact on the development of physiognomy in later generations. —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  39. Ni Haixia Talks About Numerology and Horoscopes Anonymous (Anchor: Ni Haixia)completed Ni Haixia's Tianji contains the introduction of fortune-telling methods such as the Book of Changes, fortune-telling, and Ziwei Dou Shu, plus the theory of Yangzhai and Feng Shui, fortune-telling, fortune-telling, and how to seize opportunities. There are Ziwei Dou number arrangement plates, and there are also the innate hexagrams, acquired hexagrams and year-worth hexagrams of the Book of Changes. —Reads7.9Score—Shelves
  40. Sanyuan Zonglu Liu Hongquancompleted "Sanyuan Zonglu" is a classic of Kanyuology written by Liu Hongquan, a Fengshui expert in the Qing Dynasty. It is one of the core works of the "Xuankong Feixing" school. Liu Hongquan, whose courtesy name is Ziming and nickname is Xiangshan, is from Hunan. He is proficient in three-yuan mysticism, and is especially good at flying star arrangement and house fortune calculation. In "San Yuan Zong Lu", he systematically summarized the theoretical system of Three Yuan Feng Shui, and proposed concepts —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  41. Chinese Mysterious Culture Zheng Xiaojiangcompleted This book is a study of Chinese traditional culture. The main contents include: the effort to control nature—Chinese witchcraft, the secret of deciphering dreams—Chinese dream divination, improving the quality of life—Chinese health care, the mystery of choosing the environment—Chinese Feng Shui, etc. —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  42. Mysterious Culture of the World (Book Cube) Editorial Board of "Book Cube"completed Witch doctors, wizards, and witchcraft have come from the hustle and bustle of ancient times. Astrology, vampires, and alchemy bloom with mysterious brilliance in the darkness. They are the bewitchment in the dark and the arrangement of the universe, which makes people wander around. —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  43. The Jade Box (Jin) Xu Xuncompleted [Jade Box Story] Xu Zhenjun of the Eastern Jin Dynasty refined Taoist secrets into a complete guide to life. From weddings and funerals to shaving and bathing, 245 divine spells constitute the earliest underlying code of the almanac. This founder of the Jingming Sect, who killed the Jiao Suo Dragon, built the original API of the connection between heaven and man between the peach wood sword and the copper coin hexagram. To choose good fortune and avoid misfortune, you no longer need to ask for d —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  44. Tarot Reading Xuan Mingcompleted "Tarot Card Interpretation" is a practical guide that systematically explains the tarot card interpretation skills and deep meanings, aiming to help readers master accurate divination skills. The book also combines the perspectives of psychology and spiritual growth to discuss the application of tarot cards in self-exploration, decision-making assistance and energy healing. It is suitable for beginners to get started quickly and also provides in-depth analysis for advanced people. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  45. Qi Men Dun Jia Edited by Du Zhimingcompleted "Qi Men Dun Jia" is one of the ancient Chinese spells and is known as the "Emperor's Study". It integrates astronomy, calendar, geography, military, philosophy and other aspects of knowledge, and uses a unique symbol system and arrangement to reveal the hidden mysteries and laws of the universe. The book explains in detail the basic principles and operating methods of Qi Men Dun Jia, including core concepts such as Nine Palaces and Bagua, Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches, and Five Elements. T —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  46. Practical Feng Shui Manual Yi Rongcompleted Feng Shui is a traditional cultural view, a widely circulated folk custom, a technique for seeking good luck and avoiding bad luck, a knowledge about the environment and people, and also a metaphysics for adjusting and transforming destiny. Humans live between heaven and earth and cannot be separated from the surrounding environment, but the environments vary widely and are unbalanced. Objectively speaking, there are relatively good environments that are suitable for people's lives and bring the —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  47. Home Feng Shui Encyclopedia Fang Jiaocompleted What is Feng Shui? For many modern people, the word "Feng Shui" is often associated with labels such as "superstition", "mysterious", and "unscientific". However, if we cut through the mists of history and return to its origins, we will find that Feng Shui is far from simple. It is actually a set of grand knowledge about the relationship between environment, architecture and people that ancient Chinese ancestors summed up in order to seek harmonious coexistence with nature during the long develo —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  48. Ancient Chinese Fortune Telling Anonymous (Anchor: Wen Bing)completed This program will take you through thousands of years and reveal the mystery of ancient Chinese fortune telling. From divination in the pre-Qin Dynasty to numerology in the Tang and Song Dynasties, the program takes the historical context as the axis and systematically sorts out the origin and development of core magic numbers such as Bazi, Ziwei Dou Shu, and Qi Men Dun Jia. Through the interpretation of cultural cornerstones such as the theory of yin and yang and five elements in the "Book of C —Reads7.8Score—Shelves
  49. Beginner's Guide to Tarot Xuan Mingcompleted This book is a tarot card learning manual specially designed for beginners. It systematically explains the basic knowledge of tarot cards, interpretation of card meanings and practical divination techniques. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  50. Three Essentials of Yangzhai (Qing Dynasty) Zhao Jiufengcompleted The so-called three essentials of a Yangzhai are the three important factors of a Yangzhai: 1. The door is the key point of the Yangzhai. It is the way for the family to go in and out day and night. It is like a person's mouth and throat, and there must be no mistakes. Avoid being low and dark, as this may lead to labor disaster. Avoid shooting from the neighbor's roof ridge, corner, front eaves, or road. It will damage your wife and children. If you shoot directly at the center line of the door —Reads9.2Score—Shelves