Huo Feiran “A Brief Introduction to Zhouyi Xiaocheng Diagrams (with a Preliminary Study on Xiaocheng Diagrams Theory)”

Huo Feiran’s “A Brief Introduction to Zhouyi’s Xiaocheng Diagrams (with a Preliminary Study on Xiao Chengtu Diagrams)” PDF e-book download. Content Abstract The method of “Xiaochengtu” in “Zhouyi” is different from the art of Najia Yaochen, Heluo Plum Blossom, and Qimen Liuren, but an ancient method discovered in “Zhouyi·Xici·Shuo Gua”. Simple and easy, simple and flexible, only uses images and numbers, does not involve the five elements, does not limit national boundaries, and does not convert

Huo Feiran’s “A Brief Introduction to Zhouyi’s Xiaocheng Diagrams (with a Preliminary Study on Xiaocheng Diagrams)” PDF e-book download.

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The method of “Xiaocheng Tu” in “Zhouyi” is different from the art of Najia Yaochen, Heluo Meihua, and Qimen Liuren. An ancient method discovered is simple and easy, simple and flexible, only uses images, does not involve the five elements, does not limit national boundaries, does not convert calendars, and only uses on-site images as the standard, which can be used globally. Practice has proved that it is often hit by chance, and the fun is hard to control! This method is specially proposed for those who are interested to study, hoping to continuously improve it and apply it in the 21st century!

The diction of “Book of Changes” is ancient and mysterious, which is different from general literary and historical works. The choice of words and diction has unique meaning. The word “Xiaocheng” comes from “Xici” “There are eight changes in ten to form hexagrams, and eight trigrams to make small successes”. The phrase “gossip makes a small achievement” is the origin of the name “Xiaochengtu”. Gai Ying’s “Xiaocheng” is opposite to “Dayan”, and they are opposite and complement each other. “Da Yan Shu” is a six-yao hexagram body obtained by using the total number of heaven and earth, fifty to five, and ten to eight changes. With or without moving lines, it is divided into eight single hexagrams and arranged in a picture, so it is called “Xiao Cheng Tu”. The name seems to be small, but it is actually enlarged. That is to say, “its name is also small, its category is also large, its purpose is far-reaching, its diction, its words are melodious, and its affairs are unrestrained and hidden, because the two are to benefit the people and to understand the reward of what is lost.” It can be said that this article is a tribute to the name of “Xiaochengtu”! It fits so well! It can be said to be seamless.

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Huo Feiran’s “A Brief Introduction to Zhouyi Xiaocheng Diagrams (with a Preliminary Study on Xiaocheng Diagrams)”