How to use Jiao s Yilin, please 3Q

Jiao's Yilin originates from the Book of Changes, but it is very different and unique. There are a total of 450 hexagrams in the Book of Changes, and there are 4,096 hexagrams in the Book of Changes, which are 10 times more than those in the Book of Changes, thus greatly enriching the information content. "Jiao's Yilin" is based on the sixty-four hexagrams, which is a compound of sixty-four, that is, one hexagram becomes sixty-four, and sixty-four hexagrams become four thousand and ninety-six hexagrams.

In this way, one of the sixty-four hexagrams becomes another hexagram called "Zhi Hexagram", and then the "Zhi Hexagram" is followed by the corresponding words, that is, the so-called four-character poems. The Yi Lin divination and the I Ching hexagram are the same as the divination, but the Yi Lin is a unified four-character poem format (occasionally see three-character poems), while the I Ching does not have this unified format. "Yi Lin" is undoubtedly a four-word poem, just like the "Book of Songs", but it is short!

Therefore, some people praise the sun: "quaint and mysterious", "the world is ignorant, but it is regarded by divination books." "Strange sound, deep and urgent", "concise".

Yi Lin "to the number of words, the text is not important, but its pen power is high, the meaning of the pen is wonderful, there are hundreds of words can not be exhausted, and hidden in the word and sentence, wide and remainder.

Jiao's Yilin" is also known as "Yilin", sixteen volumes, written by Jiao Yanshou of the Western Han Dynasty. The "Siku Quanshu" lists it in the "sub-department number category".

Yi Lin originated from "Zhou Yi", each hexagram becomes sixty-four hexagrams, and sixty-four hexagrams become four thousand and ninety-six hexagrams. There are 450 hexagrams in the Book of Changes, and there are 4096 hexagrams in the Book of Changes, and the hexagrams have increased tenfold compared with them.

The author of "Yi Lin" is undecided, and there are generally four theories: Jiao Yanshou, Cui Zhen, Xu Jun, and Ming Dynasty scholar Gu Yanwu thought that it was a work in the late Eastern Han Dynasty.

Method: 1According to the date of the solar calendar of the day, find out the main hexagram on duty on that day in the chart. 2.** People themselves ask for a hexagram. There are many ways to find hexagrams:

a.You can use the number of pages obtained from flipping the book to determine the hexagram. b.You can draw a hexagram with a 64 hexagram lot. c.You can count the hexagrams with your heart. d.You can use the money method to seek hexagrams. e.Do whatever you want, there is no fixed law...

3.Find the hexagram of the main hexagram in Jiao's Yilin. 4.Use the meaning of hexagrams to analyze the results of changes in the measured things. For example: 2007-02-05, ask for money. The hexagram obtained is dry.

02/05 is a small hexagram on duty, and finding a hexagram should be a small mistake. The hexagram says: Qian: Accumulate virtue and benevolence, bless and obey faith, and increase well-being.

Today's translation: Those who accumulate virtue and do good, gather benevolence and righteousness, obey the heavens and the earth, and are honest and just will surely be blessed by the gods, and their blessings will increase every day.

Conclusion: Profit is made in righteousness, and wealth is long. With the help of noble people, there are many opportunities.

If you want to use Jiao's Yilin**, you need to have a Jiao's Yilin book. No transcription is done here in order to save public resources.

If you are interested, you can test its accuracy in practice. There are many examples of miracles recorded in ancient books.