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Lu Zhiji’s “Bazi and Chinese Wisdom” 406-page PDF e-book download. Introduction This is the first academic monograph that comprehensively studies the cultural background, philosophical foundation, reasoning system and value concept of the formation of horoscope numerology from the perspective of traditional Chinese culture and the comparison between Chinese and Western cultures. Starting from the point of view of modern system theory, this book divides the eight-character structure into two parts: sun master and pattern.

Lu Zhiji’s “Bazi and Chinese Wisdom” 406-page PDF e-book download.

Introduction

This is the first academic monograph that comprehensively studies the cultural background, philosophical foundation, reasoning system and value concept of Bazi Numerology from the perspective of traditional Chinese culture and the comparison between Chinese and Western cultures.

From the point of view of modern system theory, this book divides the Bazi structure into two major networks, the Sun Lord and the Pattern, and then discusses their respective internal organizations, hoping to clarify the analysis and reasoning process of the traditional Bazi. In addition, “neutralization, circulation, and purity” are used as the three major principles for evaluating the success or failure of fate, and are compared with the fate of modern historical figures, thus revealing the wisdom of ancient Chinese culture contained in the horoscope. This book is also the best instructional material for beginners to get started.

Table of Contents

Preface to Hong Pimo: Written at the beginning of (Bazi and Chinese Wisdom) Preface Chapter 1, Introduction: Origin of Bazi Numerology Section 1, Origin of Numerology Section 2, “Studying the Time between Heaven and Man” Section 3, Theory of Yin-Yang and Five Elements Section 4, Cosmic Schema Chapter 2, Basic Knowledge of Bazi Numerology Section 1, Ganzhi Symbol System Section 2, How to Arrange Bazi Section 3, Main Principles of Destiny Section 4 , The nature of the ten heavenly stems and the taboos of the four seasons and five elements Attachment: Nayin and the Five Elements and Shensha Chapter 3, Structural Evaluation One: The first section of the Japanese main network, the second section of the Japanese main strength and weakness, the third section of support and suppression, and the adjustment of weather Section 4, Customs Clearance Chapter 4, Structural Evaluation 2: Pattern Network Section 1, Ten God Symbols Section 2, Pattern Selection Section 3, Distribution and Balance Section 4, Rescue Mechanism Chapter 5, Structural Evaluation Three: Chapter 1 of Fate and Luck, Chapter 2 of Fate and Using God, Chapter 3 of Universiade and Fleeting Years, Chapter 6 of Fate and Universiade, Chapter 1 from Fate to Life, Section 2 of Temperament, and Six Parents Section 3, On “Wealth and Honor” Chapter 7, Bazi Numerology and Traditional Culture Section 1, Overall Dynamic Balance Section 2, Image Comparison Section 3, Value Judgment Section 4, and the postscript of the updated version of the unity of man and nature References

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