Palmistry and Fingerprint Fortune Telling

Zhouyi Fingerprint Fortune Telling

Steps of Zhouyi Fingerprint Fortune Telling

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1. Gender: Male-Yang, the next step is to look at the fingerprint of his left hand;

Female - Yin, next step is to look at the fingerprint of the right hand

2. 5 fingerprints: men’s left hand and women’s right hand, starting from the thumb and going to the little finger. A gong means that the center of the fingerprint is round and closed, which is considered a yang hexagram; a shaoji means that the center of the fingerprint is open and not closed, which is considered a yin hexagram.

3. The above 6 yin and yang are written down in order, which become the six lines of the Book of Changes.

The first line plus the second and third lines form a "hexagram", called the "inner hexagram", also known as the "lower hexagram"; the fourth, fifth and sixth lines plus the sixth line form another "hexagram", called the "outer hexagram", also known as the "upper hexagram". The first line represents gender. From the second line to the sixth line, they are thumb, index finger, middle finger, ring finger and little finger.

For example, if a man has a whorl pattern on his thumb and index finger, then the lower hexagram is three Yangs. His middle finger, ring finger and little finger are not closed, which is a flow pattern, then the upper hexagram is three Yins, forming a Tai hexagram, which means Di Tian Tai.

Zhouyi Fingerprint Fortune Telling Explanation

Di Tian Tai - middle; smooth, auspicious, safe, big and small, the earth's air is down, the weather is up, smooth, orderly, auspicious----------good fortune

A hexagram that represents the harmonious interaction between heaven and earth, an image of small going and big coming.

The judge said: Tai means communication. Heaven and earth are in harmony, yin and yang are in harmony, unicorns appear and red phoenixes fly. The way of villains is destroyed, the way of gentlemen is destroyed

Chang, all your plans will be successful and evil things will disappear.

Tai: Small goes and big comes, auspicious.

Tuan said: Tai, small going and big coming, auspicious and prosperous. It means that heaven and earth are connected, and all things are connected; the upper and the lower are connected, and their aspirations are the same. Yang inside and yin outside, strong inside and smooth outside, a gentleman inside and a villain outside. The way of the gentleman will flourish while the way of the villain will fade.

Xiang said: Heaven and earth are in harmony, and then the way of heaven and earth is completed with money (cutting), which assists the suitability of heaven and earth and controls the people.

【Original】 Tai①: Small going and big coming, auspicious, prosperous

【Translation】 Tai Gua. From small to big, from tiny to prosperous, auspicious and prosperous.

【Notes】 ①Tai, the name of a hexagram. This hexagram is composed of two different hexagrams stacked on top of each other (Qian below and Kun above). The upper hexagram of this hexagram is Kun, which represents the earth, and the earth is of yin energy; the lower hexagram is Qian, which represents the sky, and the sky is of yang energy. The Yin energy is heavy and sinks, while the Yang energy is clear and rises. Yin and Yang interact with each other, and all things are in chaos, so the name of the hexagram is Tai. Tai, means peace and prosperity.

[Original text] "Tuan" says: "Tai: small goes and big comes, auspicious, prosperous." It means that heaven and earth interact and all things are connected; upper and lower interact and their aspirations are the same; the inside is yang and the outside is yin①, the inside is strong and the outside is smooth②; the inside is the gentleman and the outside is the villain③, the gentleman's way prevails and the villain's way disappears.

[Translation] "The Tuan Ci" says: "Tai: from small to big, from subtle to prosperous, auspicious and prosperous." Because the upper hexagram is Kun, which represents the earth and the minister, and the lower hexagram is Qian, which represents the sky and the king. Kun on top and Qian on the bottom represent the interaction between heaven and earth, and all things can thrive freely. The ruler and his subjects have sympathy for each other and share the same interests. The inner hexagram is yang and the outer hexagram is yin, indicating that the yang energy is enriched and the yin energy is dissipated. The Qian hexagram has the virtue of firmness, and the Kun hexagram has the nature of gentleness, so it can be said that they have the virtue of firmness inside and the appearance of gentleness outside. The Qian hexagram represents a gentleman, and the Kun hexagram represents a villain. Qian inside and Kun outside, this hexagram shows that the gentleman is in the court and the villain is in the opposition. When a gentleman is in power, his way flourishes; when a villain loses power, his way fades.

[Notes] ① Regarding the sentence "inner yang", the inner hexagram of Tai is Qian, which is yang; the outer hexagram is Kun, which is yin. It can be seen that the image of Tai hexagram is that the yang energy enters the character, while the yin energy exits the outside of the universe, so it is said "inner yang and outer yin". ② In the sentence “inner strength”, the inner hexagram of Tai is Qian, which means strong; the outer hexagram is Kun, which means smooth. Just like a person who has a strong character inside and a gentle appearance outside. ③The sentence "inner gentleman", the inner hexagram of Tai is Qian, Qian represents the gentleman; the outer hexagram is Kun, Kun represents the villain, which means that the virtuous gentleman governs the court, while the villain without virtue retreats to the wild.

[Original text] "Xiang" says: When heaven and earth interact, it is peaceful. Later, he used wealth to complete the way of Heaven and Earth①, to assist the suitability of Heaven and Earth, and to influence the people②.

[Translation] "Xiang Ci" says: The interaction between heaven and earth is the image of Tai hexagram. A gentleman observes this hexagram, judges the laws governing the operation of heaven and earth, assists the creation of heaven and earth, and thus controls all the people of the world.

[Notes] ① "Hou" (hou), "Jijie" (Jijie) quotes Yu Fan as saying: "Hou means lord." "Cai" should be used as "cai" (cai means to cut and measure). ② Fu, "Jijie" quoted Zheng Xuan as saying: "Fu, Xiang, help. "Left and right, it means to control. The suitability of heaven and earth, heaven provides people with the right time to cultivate and store with the changes of the four seasons, and earth provides people with the right place to fish, hunt and cultivate with the mountains, rivers, fields and marshes. "Xiang Ci" refers to all the material conditions for human survival as the suitability of heaven and earth.

【original】

The first nine: Pull out the reeds and gather them together. Expedition, auspicious.

"Xiang" says: Pulling out the grass means to conquer, which is auspicious, as one's ambition is to go outside.

【Translation】

The ninth day: Pull out the thatch and its kind by the roots. Conquering the enemy is auspicious.

The "Xiang Ci" says: Pulling out the thatch by the roots means completely conquering the enemy. This is auspicious and means that one is determined to conquer the enemy country.

【Notes】

①Ru, "Jijie" quoted Yu Fan as saying: "Ru, the root of the grass." ②Yi, Wang Yinzhi said: "Yi, the same as "及." Hui, types.

【original】

Nine two: To cover the wasteland①, use Fenghe②, and do not leave it far③. When Peng died, he was able to ascend to the throne as Zhonghang.

"Xiang" says: "To embrace the wilderness, one must be in the middle and thus flourish."

【Translation】

Nine-two: Tie a hollowed-out gourd to your body and cross the Bo River to avoid sinking. The coin was lost and got help from others along the way.

"Xiang Ci" says: This person has a broad mind and is deeply appreciated by his peers. This is because he is upright.

【Notes】

①Bao, borrowed from gourd. Desolate and empty. Baohuang means to hollow out the gourd. ② Use, with, that is, to use. Feng (píng凭) has the same sound as Feng. "The distance between people and water is called 淜" in "Yupian". ③ Not far, not reaching. "The Book of Songs: Yi": "There is no fault in not being far away." Left behind, falling, sinking. ④Peng, Pengbei. The ancients used shells as currency, ten shells made up a pang, and if a pang was lost, it meant that the coins were lost. ⑤Shang, help. Zhongxing, halfway, midway. ⑥ "Xiang Ci" explains "bao" as including, referring to a person's measure. Desolate, vast. Different from the intention.

【original】

Nine Three: There is nothing level without a slope, and there is nothing going without returning. Be steadfast in difficult situations and there will be no fault. Do not worry about your trustworthiness, you will be blessed with food.

"Xiang" says: Everything goes back to the beginning, this is the boundary between heaven and earth④.

【Translation】

Nine Three: Flat land will eventually become sloped land, and those who leave will surely come back. If you ask about difficult things, the hexagram shows that you will be able to overcome the difficulties. Don't worry about being captured, and you will still have good food.

"Xiang Ci" says: What leaves will surely return, this is the law of heaven and earth.

【Notes】

①Flat, flat ground. Pi, slope. There is no flatness without slopes, which means that the earth is not infinitely flat, there are always ups and downs. ②Jianzhen is the inversion of Zhenjian. It means asking about difficult things. ③Xiu, worry. Fu is an ancient word for prisoner. ④Ji, Gao Heng said: "Ji should be read as Cai." "Xiao Er Ya Guang Gu" says: "Cai means law."

【original】

64: He is elegant①, not rich because of his neighbors②, and not cautious because of his trust③.

"Xiang" says: Being handsome but not rich is a sign of unreality. Not being cautious but trusting is the wish from the heart④.

【Translation】

64: Those who deceive others with clever words will bring disaster to the neighboring towns; those who fail to be vigilant will soon be killed or captured.

The "Xiang Ci" says: "Cunning words to deceive people will bring disaster to your neighbors, which means that you will suffer losses together. He was not on guard and was captured because he was too honest.

【Notes】

①Pianpian is used to mean "谝谝", which means to deceive people with clever words and to brag. ② Being rich, borrowing is a blessing. If you are not rich, you will suffer misfortune. "以" and "及" mean to implicate. ③Be cautious and alert. To, and, will. Fu, captured together. ④ Willing, loyal and honest. The sincere wish means that one has a loyal and honest heart.

【original】

6.5: Emperor Yi marries his sister to him, with blessings and great luck.

"Xiang" says: It is extremely auspicious to be blessed with good fortune, and it is in the middle to carry out one's wishes③.

【Translation】

65: Emperor Yi of Shang married his daughter to King Wen of Zhou, and was blessed and prosperous as a result.

The "Xiang Ci" says: It is a blessing and great fortune, because the sixth and fifth lines are in the middle of the upper hexagram, just like a person who acts in a moderate and upright way, and what he does will surely succeed.

【Notes】

① Emperor Yi, the Shang emperor was named Yi, the father of King Zhou. Guimei means marrying a daughter. Return and marry. Mei is a general term for young girls. ② Blessing, happiness. as well as. ③The sentence "in the middle, practice the wish" is based on the position of the sixth and fifth lines. The sixth and fifth lines are in the middle of the upper hexagram, which means that one is in the right position and can carry out his ambitions.

【original】

Top Six: The city is restored to the moat①. "Do not use a teacher"②, and report the order from the town. Chaste and stingy.

"Xiang" says: The city is restored to the moat, and its fate is chaotic.

【Translation】

Upper Six: The city wall was breached and collapsed into the moat. "Stop the attack," came the order from the city. The divination showed an ominous sign.

"Xiang Ci" said: The city wall was breached and collapsed into the moat (they should have taken advantage of the situation to attack, but were ordered to stop attacking). This meant that the orders from the city were wrong.

【Notes】

①Fu, pronounced as fu, means collapse. A moat without water. ②Division, army. To use an army means to take military action.