Liu Xiaoqi's Peerless Learning: 'Guiguzi Finger-Counting Divination Technique' PDF e-book (128 pages)

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Data Name:Liu Xiaoqi - Guiguzi Finger-Counting Divination Technique, Chinese culture has a long history and profound depth. Among the thousands of years of cultural history, the Spring and Autumn and Warring States period cultures are particularly dazzling. Guiguzi is the ancestor of the strategists during the Warring States period, author of the book 'Guiguzi', and cultivated a large number of influential figures such as Su Qin who carried the six nations' seals, Prime Minister Zhang Yi of Qin, General Sun Bin, and Pang Juan.

The mysterious changes of Yin and Yang are endless; the universe is contained within your sleeve, and your hand is an unreadable celestial book!
He is a famous military strategist, tactician, and educator in our country's history.
Guiguzi, whose real name is Wang Chan, also known as Wang Xu, was named after his retreat to Guigu Mountain in Chaoge Yunmeng (Qixian County, Hebi City, Henan Province). His education and experience made Guiguzi an unparalleled 'master' of his time. He based his teachings on Taoism, integrating the strengths of Confucianism, Legalism, and Military strategies, and established his own theoretical system of application. He possesses the political strategist's Six Tactics and Three Strategies, excels in the art of diplomacy and diplomacy, and also inherits the ancestral teachings of Yin and Yang and the mystical predictions of the martial arts world, making him regarded as a once-in-a-lifetime extraordinary person. His knowledge is said to be 'all-encompassing, surpassing heaven and earth.'
Feng Menglong in 'Records of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms' said that Guiguzi was all-knowing and all-powerful, with several areas of expertise. The first is mathematics, astrology, and divination, which he mastered and used to predict the past and future with accuracy. The second is military science, with the Six Tactics and Three Strategies, full of endless variations, capable of arranging formations and marching, unpredictable even to gods and spirits; the third is traveling and studying, broadening his knowledge, understanding principles, discerning situations, and speaking eloquently, capable of handling difficult situations; the fourth is transcendental studies, cultivating oneself, healing illnesses, prolonging life, and deep scholarly pursuits. During times of continuous warfare and conflicts among powerful states, each country fought desperately for survival and development, reflecting the social characteristics of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods. Against this background, Guiguzi established three specialized fields based on the urgent needs of society at that time: 'Mathematics,' 'Military Science,' and 'Diplomacy.' Among many students, talented ones included Sun Bin, Pang Wei, Su Qin, and Zhang Yi.
'Mathematics' prediction technique (the celestial patterns of the sun and moon are all in the palm; divining past and future hexagrams, all accurate)
'Military Science' (Six Tactics and Three Strategies, with endless variations; arranging formations and deploying troops, unpredictable even to spirits and gods)

'Diplomacy' (broad knowledge, keen insight into advantages and disadvantages; eloquent speech and debate, unmatched by others). Guiguzi's most influential 'Finger-Counting Divination Technique' is one of the thirty-six secret skills passed down orally through generations of the Guigu sect. During the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, with years of warfare, Guiguzi used this technique mainly for military decision-making. Later, it gradually entered the civilian realm for predicting worldly phenomena and evolved into high-level predictive science. Through continuous refinement and development by successive masters, it has become an even more mysterious and profound decision-making science. Its reputation has spread across the world, and scholars both domestically and abroad praise it as a 'peerless art.'
Guiguzi's finger-counting divination is a method of divination based on the twelve Earthly Branches, characterized by simplicity and ease of learning, saving time and effort. It only requires a few presses on the palm to instantly determine auspicious or inauspicious outcomes. The divination begins with the time of inquiry, with male following the natural order and female in reverse; the month is based on the year, the day on the month, the hour on the day, and the 'Fate Spirit' on the hour. By calculating the distribution of the twelve Fate Spirits into the twelve Earthly Branches, and locating the subject of inquiry within the palace where it falls, the result can be deduced. The twelve Fate Spirits encompass all phenomena, discussing celestial phenomena, geography, and human affairs, forming a complete model reflecting the movement of things. The twelve Fate Spirits change with time; at a specific moment in a day, the movement and evolution laws of similar objects are deduced to help humans distinguish right from wrong and make decisions.
This method requires no urgency or superstition, no unnecessary divination, and no movement during divination; the timing should follow local time.
After practicing for forty-nine days, it can be used for various predictions. Verified results are accurate upon opening the palm, with divine and miraculous effects.
It can be regarded as a treasure of modern prediction techniques. Those with fate should cherish and preserve it carefully; those without should not pass it on.

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1. Adhering to the principles of seeking truth from facts and combining theory with practice, restoring the original essence, inheriting civilization, and objectively studying the origins, emergence, development, and practical application of Guiguzi culture to promote its scientific development.