Detailed explanation of Tuibeitu 60: The first image of Jiazi

Tuibei Tu is a work by the Tang Dynasty geomancers Yuan Tiangang and Li Chunfeng. It predicts some historical events that happened in later generations. The book is divided into 60 images. In ancient times, it was banned by emperors because it was too accurate. Today, the physiognomy column will introduce to you "The First Image of Tuibei Tu: Jiazi". Friends who are interested can learn about it!

Prophecy

The boundless world has no end

The sun and the moon cycle again and again

Song said

From Pangu to Xiyi, the fight between tiger and dragon is really strange

The true meaning of the cycle is realized in the discussion of the origin of the Tang Dynasty

[The vast universe seems to have no end, while the sun, moon and stars circulate in an orderly manner.] The universe is vast, while the sun, moon and stars circulate in an orderly manner. It implies that the evolution of the human world also follows certain rules.

[Since Pangu created the world, there have been constant fights among humans, and the changes seem strange and disorderly.] Since Pangu created the world, there have been constant fights among humans, and the changes seem strange and disorderly. "Xiyi" means far away. "Tao Te Ching": "If you can't see it when you look at it, it's called Xi; if you can't hear it when you listen to it, it's called Yi."

[Understanding the true meaning of cycles] This is the core secret of "Tui Bei Tu" - "the true meaning of cycles". History is cyclical, so "we can learn from history and understand the rise and fall of nations."

[Try to discuss the origin of the universe after the Tang Dynasty] The prophecy starts from the Tang Dynasty and tries to discuss the origin of the universe.

What the First Image is about:

This first one is just an opening statement and does not say anything specific. But we feel that the author’s view of the universe is expressed here: “The sun and the moon cycle over and over again.” In addition, "Realizing the true meaning of cycles" may also contain the basis for the author's predictions about the future. To put it bluntly, it means how they know the future.

The above is all the content of the detailed explanation of the first image of Tuibei Tu, Jiazi. For more information, please follow the physiognomy channel of Dream Interpreter’s Fortune Telling Network!