Five sacred books in ancient times: If you understand one book thoroughly, you will know five hundred years before and five hundred years later. If you understand them all, you will be better than Zhuge Liang
There are five sacred books in ancient times, which contain strange and important skills. , cultivating immortals, Feng Shui, and divination. As long as you thoroughly understand one book, you will know five hundred years before and five hundred years later. If you understand them all thoroughly, you will be better than Zhuge Liang!
"Dunjia Fuying Jing". Authored by Yang Weide and others in the Northern Song Dynasty, this book is as famous as Liuren and Taiyi on Qi Men Dun Jia Shu. It is a strange book on Chinese magic, which can provide a glimpse into the mysterious face of the lost Qi Men Dun Jia Shu.
"Liu Renshen Ding Jing". The author Yang Weide of the Northern Song Dynasty is a strange book that records the specific promotion of Liuren. It can be called the crystallization of Chinese mysterious culture. It is also called the "Three Styles" together with Qimen Dunjia and Jiugong Style.
"The Yellow Emperor's House Classic". Originally called "House Classic", the author has no evidence. It is the earliest existing residential Feng Shui book in my country. It is believed that the house is the hub of yin and yang, and it is emphasized that when building a house, one must first choose the location, direction, and time to break ground, so as to achieve the harmony of yin and yang. It is proposed that "if the tomb is inauspicious and the house is auspicious, the descendants will be well-off; if the tomb is auspicious and the house is inauspicious, the descendants will have insufficient food and clothing; if the tomb and the house are both auspicious, the descendants will be prosperous; if the tomb and the house are both inauspicious, the descendants will move to their hometown and become extinct." It has certain value in architecture, aesthetics, and ecology, and has certain scientific nature.
"Gui Guzi", written by Gui Guzi, was written around the late Warring States Period. It is a work by a political strategist with "strange and strange changes". It has been circulating continuously since the Han, Wei, Six Dynasties, Sui and Tang Dynasties. The various spells described in the book make it full of bizarre colors.
"Tai Xian Jing". Also known as "Tai Xuan", it was written by Yang Xiong in the Western Han Dynasty. Imitating the "Book of Changes", its principles are consistent with Laozi's saying that "Tao generates one, one generates two, two generates three, and three generates all things". It can be called a strange work.