Illustrated Classic 139 - Illustrated Dingtian Sui. Lower Part. Fortune and Misfortune Judgment PDF e-book (207 pages)

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Your boss doesn't appreciate you? Your wife doesn't favor you? Can't make money from investments? What should we do when faced with these problems? An ancient Chinese philosophy of 'Unity of Heaven and Man' believes that all changes in life correspond with heaven and earth. Whether it's prosperous luck, good fortune, or bad luck, misfortune, or unfavorable circumstances, they all have signs of innate 'destiny.' People's careers, work, life, marriage, and other aspects can be explained through astrology. In the long-standing Chinese traditional culture, the idea of 'Unity of Heaven and Man' is everywhere, and astrology that predicts life's blessings and misfortunes based on innate birth charts is taken to the extreme. Although constrained by the era and containing many unscientific elements, the ancient wisdom summarized within is still worth our study and learning. As a thought that has influenced Chinese culture for five thousand years, it naturally integrates into people's social life. In Chinese traditional customs, whether it is getting promoted and wealthy or getting married and having children, elders often cast an Eight Character (Ba Zi) for their children and grandchildren to see if the child's fate is good, if the marriage match is suitable, etc. Although some of these are unscientific, Ba Zi remains an important basis for predicting destiny's blessings and misfortunes, and as part of folk culture, it has influenced the daily lives of Chinese people for thousands of years.
Because of this, many classic works on 'Ba Zi' have been left in history. Among them, the most influential, most accurate, and most authoritative Ba Zi astrology books are the 'Four Books of Fate,' including 'Ti Tian Sui.' The 'Four Books of Fate' are like the Four Books and Five Classics of Confucianism; they are recognized as the four classic masterpieces in astrology, referring to 'Ti Tian Sui,' 'San Ming Tong Hui,' 'Qiong Tong Bao Jian,' and 'Zi Ping Zhen Lun.' These four books organize the lineage of astrology through the ages, distill the essence of judgments, and are profound works that have had a far-reaching impact on later generations' Four Pillars of Destiny. Once 'Ti Tian Sui' was published, it attracted widespread attention, and scholars throughout history praised it highly, all viewing it with admiration. Some scholars who considered themselves lofty and dismissive also lowered their stance and gave high praise to this book. The late Qing Dynasty master of I Ching studies, Ren Tiexian, after studying 'Ti Tian Sui,' carefully added annotations and commentaries, supplementing many case analyses to strengthen and make the entire book more practical and accessible. It has been said that among many classical texts on astrology, none is more comprehensive and profound than 'Ti Tian Sui,' 'a thousand words cannot surpass its scope.' With Ren's annotations, it perfectly combines theoretical knowledge and practical experience, making it a groundbreaking masterpiece in Ba Zi astrology.

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