Sixty-four hexagrams in the Book of Changes written by Jichang in the Western Zhou Dynasty.
Divination is the wisdom of educational enlightenment. Roots are mountains, ridges are springs, and springs come out of mountains. When the spring begins to flow out of the mountain, it will gradually merge into a river, just like childhood is gradually opening up, and there is danger under the mountain, so it stops because of danger, so it is unknown. In the initial stage of development, things are inevitably ignorant, so education is the most important thing, and cultivating students' innocent quality is the way to cure ignorance.
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The Book of Changes includes Lianshan, Guizang and Zhouyi, among which Lianshan and Guizang have been lost, and only Zhouyi exists in the world. The Book of Changes, known as the source of ten thousand classics, is the general program of China traditional culture, which contains simple and profound natural laws and harmonious dialectical thoughts, and is the crystallization of the wisdom of the Chinese nation for 5,000 years.
In addition to joining the mountains and returning to Tibet, the Book of Changes itself has a principle, also called "three changes", which means that the Book of Changes includes three principles: change, simplicity and difficulty.
1, change
The so-called change, the Book of Changes tells people that everything in the world, people in the world, and even everything in the universe are unchanged. In time and space, nothing, nothing, no situation, no idea is unchangeable, impossible and must be changed.
Different times, different environments, different moods and different spirits. Anytime, anywhere, everything is changing and must be changed. Nothing is the same. People with advanced wisdom not only know the change but also can adapt to it, which is why they can't learn from it.
2. Simple
After the ancients understood the laws of the Book of Changes and the things in the universe, they arranged the gossip patterns on the knuckles, coupled with the relationship between time and space, and arranged mathematical formulas to calculate things. This simplifies such a complicated truth, so it is called simplicity.
3. It is not easy
Everything is changing anytime and anywhere, but one thing will never change, and that is what can change everything, and that is eternity. Religious scholars call it "God", "God", "Teacher", "Buddha" and "Bodhisattva". Philosophers call it "ontology" and scientists call it "function".
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