May I ask if the master of Buddhism ever preached the I Ching?

The Buddhist master who has directly talked about the Book of Changes should be none other than Zhixu, the master of the Ming Dynasty and the ninth ancestor of the Jingzong, whose book "Zhou Yi Zen Interpretation" explains Zhou Yi from a Buddhist point of view, which is worth a look, and its e-book should be found by searching on the Internet.

The following is an excerpt from the encyclopedia.

Yixue and Buddhism are both broad and profound knowledge, which will connect Confucianism and Buddhism, and Zen to understand Yi is an interdisciplinary discipline that is both ancient and novel. Among the research paths of the doctrine, number of images and ancient history of the Zhou Yi, Zen interpretation of Yi is one of the more special research categories. The monk Zhixu of the Ming Dynasty is the master of Zen Yi Huitong, and "Zhou Yi Zen Explanation" is his representative work.

Zhou Yi Zen Interpretation was written by Zhixu when he was 47 years old in order to integrate Confucian and Buddhist thoughts. It is based on Zen interpretation of "Yi", one is from the perspective of Buddhism, in the form of "about the interpretation of the Dharma", such as a covenant after the fruit of the falling, two scriptures for further study, one about the Buddha fruit eight phases, two about the four inside and outside, one about the edge, one about the edge, one about the loss of the edge, about the truth that is, about the six of the Dharma, about the cultivation of the certificate, etc., as many as 131 places in the text; second, from the perspective of contemplation, in the form of "about contemplation of the mind", there are 22 places in the text; In addition, there are also forms such as about the holy deinterpretation, about the world, about the holy learning, etc., which truly embodies the guiding ideology of entering Confucianism with Zen and seducing Confucianism to know Zen. In terms of writing, it either adopts a direct presentation style or a question-and-answer style, so as to achieve an eclectic.

Mr. Nan Huaijin, a Buddhist master in Taiwan, has talked about the Book of Changes, and the book is called "Miscellaneous Sayings of the Book of Changes", please see here for reference:

Take a look at Mr. Nan Huaijin's writings.

Summary. It is best not to study, because Buddhism is deeper, more extensive, and more special than the wisdom of the I Ching, and more time should be spent on learning Buddhism. Secondly, if you have learned the Book of Changes, you are a person who feels very good, then you are just a person, and you can't even be a person in the next life. And if you learn the Buddha well, you may be enlightened, attained, and go to the Pure Land of Bliss in the West, so the result will be different.

In fact, the I Ching is still the law of the world, and the Dharma is the law of the world. In fact, many people who are proficient in the I Ching later enter the practice of Buddhism, because they are proficient in the I Ching, so they are more determined to study Buddhism, and you don't need to take a long detour. Finally, if you get into this I Ching, it is not easy for ordinary people to get out, and this thing is not simple, it really consumes people's time and energy.

Hello, I have seen your question and am sorting out the answer, please wait for a while It is best not to study, because Buddhism is deeper, more extensive, and more special than the wisdom of the I Ching, and more time should be spent on learning Buddhism. What about its Fu Qici, you have learned the Book of Changes, you are a person who feels very good, then you are just a person, you can't even be a person in the next life, the six reincarnations, the human body is rare. And if you learn the Buddha well, you may be enlightened, attained, and go to the Pure Land of Bliss in the West, so the result will be different. In fact, the I Ching is still the law of the world, and the Dharma is the law of the world.

In fact, many people who are proficient in the I Ching later enter the practice of Buddhism, because they are proficient in the I Ching, so they are more determined to study Buddhism, and you don't need to take a long detour. In the end, if you get into it, it will not be easy to get out, and this thing is not simple, it really consumes people's time and energy.

It is best not to study, because Buddhism is deeper, more extensive, and more extraordinary than the wisdom of the I Ching, and more time should be spent on learning Buddhism. What about its Fu Qici, you have learned the Book of Changes, you are a person who feels very good, then you are just a person, you can't even be a person in the next life, the six reincarnations, the human body is rare. And if you learn the Buddha well, you may be enlightened, attained, and go to the Pure Land of Bliss in the West, so the result will be different. In fact, the I Ching is still the law of the world, and the Dharma is the law of the world.

In fact, many people who are proficient in the I Ching later enter the practice of Buddhism, because they are proficient in the I Ching, so they are more determined to study Buddhism, and you don't need to take a long detour. In the end, if you get into it, it will not be easy to get out, and this thing is not simple, it really consumes people's time and energy.

I Ching has nothing to do with Buddhism.

The Book of Changes is a dialectic of accumulating the words of the divisive.

Philosophy books. The main purpose of Buddhism is to guide people to renounce, the so-called do not do all evil, all good to pursue, and self-purification, which is all Buddhism. The I Ching is indefinite to Buddhism, it is a foreign way.

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Learning easy is to explore the phenomenon of ease and seek the law of difficulty, to determine our policy of doing things and how to guide us to deal with changes, and a person's pattern, mind, family, career, and life will also change. Buddhism talks about the cycle of cause and effect, which requires everyone to see the truth and reality, extinguish their greed and ignorance, and finally the mind is as vast and boundless as the void, all-inclusive, and in a state of no good and no evil, no right and no wrong, and walk in the middle way.

The Book of Changes is a divination work made by the ancients for the future development and changes. The Book of Changes includes three books of Changes, namely "Lianshan", "Guizang" and "Zhou Yi", and only "Zhou Yi" exists in the world. Zhou Yi is said to have been deduced by King Ji Chang of Zhou Wen on the basis of gossip, including two parts: "Sutra" and "Biography".

The Sutra is composed of hexagrams and hexagrams, mainly sixty-four hexagrams and three hundred and eighty-four hexagrams.

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The change of heaven and earth, the treasure of China. Buddhism is boundless, originating from India and promoting in China. All the origins, that is, the way of the universe, are just the compassion of my Buddha, the Dharma beyond the Three Realms, the three thousand Prajna, like the sand of the Ganges, like the supreme wisdom of the sand of the Ganges.

If there is no connection, it will be cut off; If we talk about connection, that is, the law of non-action and the law of doing things, both are the truth of the universe and life. If it is detached, if it is not, everything is original. The landlord, a person who learns Buddhism, roughly understands the Book of Changes; Those who study the I Ching have more or less read and recited Buddhist scriptures.

When the two cannot be compared, my Buddha's compassion and teachings on rescuing suffering sentient beings is the supreme dharma, the infinite dharma, and incredible. Yi is the realm of immortals, and foolish people like me understand the way of life and the universe.

In a nutshell, Buddhism is inward-looking, easy-to-learn is practical, and outward-looking. Cultivators generally take the Buddha's teachings as the foundation, and the so-called enlightenment is also the way.

Reveal the truth from different perspectives. For example, the Soto sect uses I Ching terminology to explain Buddhist principles.

The I Ching is the universe of heaven and earth, and the Buddha is the self of self-cultivation, and their relationship is like this, first of all, the universe of heaven and earth came into existence from nothing, and then there were various elements, and then the elements evolved into all things in heaven and earth, and at this time there were intelligent animals - people! By observing all things in heaven and earth, people have learned a lot of skills, and then summed up a philosophical thought that guides our development - I Ching! People have learned the ability, at this time there are all kinds of thoughts, and finally find that there will be all kinds of problems in the thoughts, at this time they need ideological guidance, they need to cultivate their own self, at this time Buddha, Taoism, Confucianism and various ideas appeared!

Do you know this relationship? We look at things and say things and do things in a simple way, don't make a lot of them, it looks so powerful, and in the end we still can't figure it out!

Hello, the change of heaven and earth, the treasure of China. Buddhism is boundless, originating from India and promoting in China.

Actually, it doesn't matter! The I Ching is mainly Taoist practice, and a kind of Buddhism that is derived focuses on self-cultivation and self-cultivation.

Buddhism does not advocate that people go to fortune telling, derivation or anything!

Amitabha.

One is the Chinese Confucian and Taoist classics, and the other is a religious tradition from India, and they have no influence on each other. But after Buddhism was introduced to China, the Chinese also did the work of blending the two. During the Wei and Jin dynasties, Geyi Buddhism used metaphysics to explain the principles of Buddhism, and used metaphysics to explain Buddhism, and for example, Master Lotus Yi Zhixu, one of the four great monks in the late Ming Dynasty, wrote a book "Zhou Yi Chan Jie", which used Buddhist theory to expound the idea of Yi Xue.

It's a classic.

Buddha is an education of love.

The I Ching is a scientific work.

I Ching has no connection with Buddhism, and is mainly used to deduce fortune telling.

No, but you can cultivate your mind...

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I haven't read Zhou Yi, but I have seen the explanation of "Zhancha Good and Evil Karma Sutra", which was explained by the old monk Mengshen. You can find this lecture on the Internet. In addition, there are a lot of Dharma used in the Jizo Forum and you can get the corresponding senior brother, you can go there and have a look.

There is also a Guanyin inspiration class, please note that it is not Guanyin Lingqi, it is Guanyin inspiration class, and it seems to be handed down by Master Xuanzang in my impression, and it is also a combination of taking a coin, shaking a hexagram and then looking at the front and back.

Buddhism does not talk about fate, but about karma and cause and effect. Of course, everyone is complex, so cause and effect are also very complex.

However, I have heard that the fate of cultivators is uncertain, for example, there is a detailed introduction in the "Four Teachings of Lifan" written by Yuan Lifan. If a practitioner studies Buddhism for a long time, even his appearance will change.

Feng Shui House Old Man Fortune Teller Taoist Job Business Boss As soon as we arrive at the Taoist palace, we will see the Taiji diagram, we know that this Taiji diagram is from the Book of Changes, what is the relationship between the Book of Changes and Taoism?

It should be the third hexagram, ninety-three: the gentleman is dry all day long, and he is tired of it. Great, no blame.

Being in a higher position without being proud, being in a lower position without being depressed, and being able to keep moving forward while being vigilant, in this way, even if you are in danger, you are harmless. Upstairs, studying the I Ching is just for me to find interesting, and I also believe that man will conquer the sky, but if you don't know how to understand it, why should you come in?

The I Ching does not talk about karma, but about the equality of all things and the cycle of heaven.

I Ching hexagram: Tianxingjian, a gentleman is constantly striving for self-improvement. This is the spirit of the I Ching.

The I Ching's proverbs are not used for fortune telling, but for expounding the way of heaven.

The universe is a big body, and the human body is a small universe.

One thing has one body, one body has one thing.

Hello! If we believe in cause and effect, why care? Everything is like a dream, what do you do with these things?

The Buddha is outside the scriptures, and the Buddhist scriptures cross people.

At the time of the formation of the I Ching, there was no introduction of Buddhism. The I Ching does not contain Buddhism.

And everything that is described in the I Ching is explained in Buddhism from the perspective of the Buddha. It's something different.

Reading the I Ching makes me more aware of what to do, and even how to do it. The reading of Buddhist scriptures makes people feel the vicissitudes of life, and the mood thinks a lot in peace, very deep, and far away.

The I Ching is very clearly written, and the various states of life are recorded very clearly and simply. It makes people sigh at the vast and magical nature of creation. The Buddhist scriptures are very general, and the taste of reading them is different if you change your mood a little.

I think the I Ching is a strange book that specializes in the study of the state of human existence. Buddhism, Buddhism should be viewed from an organization, or from a philosophical point of view.

To put it simply, I Ching teaches people to cultivate the world. Buddhism teaches people to cultivate their minds. Concrete science vs. philosophy.

From the perspective of the I Ching, Buddhism, Buddhism, and even other religions, or any school of thought, they all force others to believe and use their own things. There is a little misleading (or inducing, or leading) people.

According to Feng Shui, if the mirror is facing the place where the person sleeps, it is a mirror offense, and it is enough to open the mirror. If you say it from the perspective of Feng Shui! The dressing mirror in the bedroom is facing the bed, and the dressing mirror can also shine on the bed, which is an unlucky sign.

Let me explain it to you like this, I Ching knows what it is, I don't know why. For example, it is possible to figure out what is going to happen and when, but it can't explain why it happened. Of course, it cannot be said that the I Ching is useless, after all, it is also an explanation of the occurrence of things, and it also solves many people's problems.

It's just that there are no Buddhist scriptures!

I Ching is the way of yin and yang.

It is similar to the state of ignorance that Buddhism says.

It's not a level of things, how can it be so compared? What is Buddhism for? I Ching can be used for divination, self-cultivation, and the study of history. What about Buddhism?

The I Ching is also useful.

Yi also means the origin of the world.

The I Ching belongs to Taoism, and each has its own use.

All laws are equal, there is no superiority, and the opportunity is the best.

In fact, they are all beacons of truth, but the way of expounding them is slightly different.

Do you think that the teachings of the I Ching are different from the Buddhist scriptures?