Books Worth Having, Loved on a Whim 爱好书籍值得拥有，只为一时的心动

51 太 Taiyi 太易 The Boundless Bookworm无极书虫Xianxia3.3M WordsCompleted Tai means great, supreme and boundless. The Highest One values virtue. Yi means change. The sun and moon alternate, and yin and yang take turns. Thus, the Dao transforms into change; change contains the Supreme Ultimate, which gives rise to the Two Forms. Creation shapes heaven and earth and sets the myriad gods in motion. The divine path means wielding heavenly authority and shepherding all living things. Those who create the world and bring all things into being are gods. Those who summon clou 0Votes303.6kRecs115.3kFans

Curator note

Tai means great, infinitely great, the supreme and noble virtue. Yi means change. The interaction of the sun and moon, the alternation of Yin and Yang. Therefore, the Dao transforms into Yi, and Yi has Taiji, which gives rise to Yin and Yang. It creates heaven and earth, and governs all the gods. The way of God is to hold the heavenly duty and to shepherd all living beings. Those who created heaven and earth and crafted all things are gods. Those who control clouds and rain and manipulate thunder and lightning are gods. Those who govern mountains and rivers and govern the four seasons are gods. Totem spirits and heroic spirits that protect homes and ensure peace are gods. War spirits and ancestral spirits that receive offerings are gods. And this is a world of gods. Taiyi Book Club (543346428)