Chen Guori 'Six Yao Golden Mirror + Case Studies' PDF e-book (2 volumes PDF)

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File Name: Chen Guori's 'Six Yao Golden Mirror + Case Studies' PDF eBook, the formation of Six Yao divination technique dates back to Han Dynasty's Jing Fang, which is earlier than Bazi prediction techniques. The earliest Six Yao used stalks of yarrow to cast hexagrams, later developed into using copper coins to cast hexagrams by shaking three coins six times to form a complete hexagram, hence called Six Yao, also known as Copper Coin Hexagram. The matters predicted by Six Yao are very broad, almost omnipresent, mainly based on the hexagram cast by the seeker, combined with factors such as the lunar and solar calendar, and the interactions of each line's creation, destruction, conflict, and combination to make judgments. The accuracy rate is very high, and it is called 'the method of major clans.'
The general rule of traditional Six Yao prediction: select a line to represent the matter being tested, use the prosperous and supportive lines to generate favorable outcomes, and use the weakened or restrained lines to predict unfavorable outcomes. If the line does not appear in the hexagram, observe the hidden spirits; if the hidden spirit is prosperous and supportive, it is judged as favorable; if the hidden spirit is weak and restrained, it is judged as unfavorable. The basis for determining the strength or weakness of the lines mainly depends on whether the lines are supported by the lunar and solar calendar, whether moving lines generate support, and whether transformations return to generate support, which indicates strength; otherwise, it indicates weakness.
As for the prediction of auspicious or inauspicious periods, it follows the principle 'distant response in months and years, near response in days and hours.' When the lines are prosperous or supportive, it indicates a favorable period; when the lines are weak and restrained, it indicates an unfavorable period. Specifically, when the lines are weak and restrained, it is an inauspicious period; when the lines are prosperous, it is auspicious. Generally, lines that are prosperous are considered lucky, and lines that are weak are considered unlucky; lines that are prosperous are considered unlucky, and lines that are weak are considered lucky.
For questions about wealth, if the wife's wealth line is used, a prosperous wife’s wealth indicates gaining wealth, while weakness indicates losing wealth. For male predictions about marriage, prosperous wealth lines indicate a good marriage, while weak lines indicate a bad marriage. The wife's wealth line does not distinguish preferences or taboos; it only considers prosperity or weakness to judge good or bad.

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