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Circular Connectivity of Yi Numerology

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36K words
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ISBN
9789888734719

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Summary

The author came across a rare book by chance at a temple, treasured it as a great find, read widely, and devoted himself to the study of the I Ching for more than 40 years. He digitized all of the Zhouyi six-yao divination and created an original method for predicting the trajectory of human life, all of which is presented on paper. With the plainest and most accessible writing, he turns the profound and difficult study of six-yao prediction into something simple, allowing different readers to gain different insights and serving as a modest spur to induce more valuable contributions. He also developed the I Ching Najia Six-Yao Prediction Instrument and paired it with Yishu Huantong, bringing the highest form of divination in the ancient Zhouyi—six-yao prediction, also known as imperial divination—to the general public, benefiting humanity and letting the wisdom of the Zhouyi shine forever.

Editor's review

Yishu Huantong is not a traditional annotation of the Zhouyi or a guide to fate calculation. Searches reveal relatively limited information about the book, and material on its author, Lü Lü, is also sparse, which itself shapes the reading context. The book is published by "China International Culture Press," a name readers should note and verify. From the limited introduction, the title Yishu Huantong attempts to build a framework integrating the numerology of the I Ching with modern systems theory and cycle theory, with the ambition of bridging classical wisdom and modern cognitive science.

As an editor, my professional judgment is that this book may be better viewed as a "thought experiment" or "exposition of a personal philosophical system" rather than a rigorous academic work or practical manual. Its value lies in offering a unique perspective that attempts to connect past and present; at its core may be the author's personalized, systematized reinterpretation and connection of the I Ching's symbolic system. For readers, reading this book is more like observing how a thinker uses the metalanguage of "Yi" to deconstruct and reassemble the patterns and cycles of the world he observes.

Its reading value lies in stimulating thought, especially for readers who already have some grounding in the I Ching and wish to step beyond the traditional division between image-number and meaning-principle approaches and attempt interdisciplinary, model-based thinking. The book may contain numerous analogies and a conceptual system invented by the author, which requires readers to remain open but cautious, focusing on grasping the thread of thought rather than accepting its conclusions wholesale. Because of the lack of widespread academic review and market feedback (such as missing Douban ratings), readers are advised to treat it as reference reading for broadening horizons and to engage it in a careful and in-depth dialogue.

Who it's for

A good fit for

  • Enthusiasts with a basic understanding of the I Ching who wish to explore modern interpretations
  • Thought experimenters who enjoy constructing personal philosophical or systems-theory frameworks
  • Readers interested in cycle theory and pattern recognition who want to seek inspiration in classical culture
  • Advanced readers who can accept non-mainstream, personal exposition and are skilled at critical absorption

Not a good fit for

  • Readers expecting a step-by-step guide to traditional Zhouyi divination or feng shui practice
  • Researchers seeking rigorous academic textual criticism or authoritative, mainstream views on Yi studies

Reading tips

  1. First browse the table of contents to grasp the overall conceptual framework and logical chain the author seeks to build
  2. Keep notes while reading, recording questions, associations, and comparisons with known knowledge at any time
  3. Do not strive to understand everything in one go; use it as a catalyst for long-term reflection and revisit it in stages

About the publisher

China International Culture Press Limited Hong Kong, China · Founded in 2000

China International Culture Press Limited, headquartered in Hong Kong, is a comprehensive publisher serving Chinese-reading communities worldwide. Its publishing covers classics, art, literary appreciation, modern poetry, documentary literature and cultural studies. Representative titles include Gleaning Delights in the Sea of Art, Notes on Reading Zhuangzi, Studies in Rubbings and Appreciation of Fine Rubbings, Research on Mahler's Symphonies: Genre, Symbol and Intertextuality, An Appreciation of Mao Zedong's Couplet Collection, A Cool Stroll through a Mountain Village, A Cultural History of the Imperial Examination in the Late Imperial Period, and Moving Beyond Intergenerational Trauma from the Family of Origin, with authors such as Xu Jiaqiang, Lin Zhengong, Sun Honglin, Wu Ning, Liu Chunyong, Niu Qiushi and Jin Shang. The books in its catalogue show a balance between art appreciation and cultural scholarship, serving both general readers and specialized research. As public information is limited, other publishing features are not detailed here.

Contents

  1. 版权信息
  2. 《易数环通》自序
  3. 第一篇 阴阳五行篇
  4. 第一章 阴阳五行与六十甲子
  5. 第1节 阴阳五行
  6. 第2节 万物阴阳分界表
  7. 第3节 六十甲子排序表
  8. 第二章 阴阳五行生克冲合
  9. 第1节 五行
  10. 第2节 天干分阴阳五行
  11. 第3节 地支五行分阴阳
  12. 第4节 天干、地支五行相生
  13. 第5节 天干、地支五行相克
  14. 第6节 天干五行相合
  15. 第7节 地支五行相合
  16. 第8节 地支三会局与三合局
  17. 第9节 地支自刑二刑与三刑
  18. 第10节 地支相害
  19. 第11节 伏吟
  20. 第12节 反吟
  21. 第13节 伏神与飞神
  22. 第14节 三合局意义
  23. 第三章 阴阳五行应用类象
  24. 第1节 人的体形阴阳分五行
  25. 第2节 人的面相分五行
  26. 第3节 建造装修时分阴阳五行
  27. 第4节 购房时开发小区分阴阳五行
  28. 第5节 房屋建造时分阴阳五行
  29. 第6节 衣服颜色分阴阳五行
  30. 第7节 居家时颜色分阴阳五行
  31. 第8节 数字分阴阳五行
  32. 第9节 阴阳五行与电话号码、车牌吉凶
  33. 第10节 人体生命轨迹终身命卦六亲五行持世与数字吉凶表
  34. 第二篇 八卦预测基础篇
  35. 第一章 八卦与卦爻
  36. 第1节 易经纳甲六爻预测的起源
  37. 第2节 易经纳甲六爻预测与人体决断力
  38. 第3节 先天八卦与八宫卦
  39. 第4节 先天八卦八宫卦上下卦序号组成表
  40. 第5节 先天八卦类象
  41. 第6节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪应用示例
  42. 第二章 六爻预测基础知识
  43. 第1节 十二月令表
  44. 第2节 农历十二月令与节划分分界表
  45. 第3节 二十四节气表
  46. 第4节 月令
  47. 第5节 日建
  48. 第6节 月破
  49. 第7节 日破
  50. 第8节 暗动
  51. 第9节 空亡
  52. 第三章 六十四卦全息表
  53. 第1节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪乾宫八卦六亲五行全象图
  54. 第2节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪兑宫八卦六亲五行全象图
  55. 第3节 易经纳甲预六爻测仪离宫八卦六亲五行全象图
  56. 第4节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪震宫八卦六亲五行全象图
  57. 第5节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪巽宫八卦六亲五行全象图
  58. 第6节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪坎宫八卦六亲五行全象图
  59. 第7节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪艮宫八卦六亲五行全象图
  60. 第8节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪坤宫八卦六亲五行全象图
  61. 第四章 六爻预测学
  62. 第1节 六亲
  63. 第2节 六亲相生
  64. 第3节 六亲相克
  65. 第4节 六亲动变
  66. 第5节 寻世认宫
  67. 第6节 定世应
  68. 第7节 用神
  69. 第8节 用神六亲相生
  70. 第9节 用神六亲相克
  71. 第10节 进神与退神
  72. 第五章 天乙贵人、桃花、长生、墓、绝、帝旺
  73. 第1节 天乙贵人
  74. 第2节 论桃花
  75. 第3节 论四库
  76. 第4节 十二地支长生、墓、绝、帝旺
  77. 第六章 六爻占断
  78. 第1节 占卦方法
  79. 第2节 卦的组成
  80. 第3节 六合卦 六冲卦
  81. 第4节 以兄弟爻为用神的占断
  82. 第5节 以子孙爻为用神的占断
  83. 第6节 以妻财爻为用神的占断
  84. 第7节 以官鬼爻为用神的占断
  85. 第8节 以父母爻为用神的占断
  86. 第9节 应期
  87. 第三篇 易经纳甲六爻预测仪
  88. 第一章 易经纳甲六爻预测仪详解
  89. 第二章 易经纳甲六爻预测仪具体使用方法
  90. 第三章 人体生命轨迹
  91. 第四章 查年月日天干地支
  92. 第五章 终身卦起卦方法及查询
  93. 第四篇 六爻预测与人体生命轨迹
  94. 第一章 人体生命轨迹预测
  95. 第1节 人体生命轨迹起卦法
  96. 第2节 人体生命轨迹占卦方法
  97. 第二章 日建天干世爻人体生命轨迹性格表
  98. 第三章 人体生命轨迹起卦年月日时序号表
  99. 第1节 年天干起卦序号表
  100. 第2节 月令地支起卦序号表
  101. 第3节 日起卦序号表
  102. 第4节 时辰地支起卦序号表
  103. 第四章 论四时月令与日建
  104. 第五章 论卦中六爻与十二地支长生墓绝帝旺
  105. 第六章 八宫卦六亲五行爻之动变
  106. 第七章 用神五行贵在中和
  107. 第八章 人体生命轨迹预测各年月日时地支桃花表
  108. 第九章 人体生命轨迹预测六亲五行持世吉凶表
  109. 第十章 易经纳甲六爻预测仪人体生命轨迹六亲五行逢值吉凶表
  110. 第 1 节 人体生命轨迹预测寅卯木持世十二地支六亲逢值表:
  111. 第 2 节 人体生命轨迹预测巳午火持世十二地支六亲逢值表:
  112. 第 3 节 人体生命轨迹预测辰戌丑未土持世十二地支六亲逢值表:
  113. 第 4 节 人体生命轨迹预测申酉金持世十二地支六亲逢值表:
  114. 第 5 节 人体生命轨迹预测亥子水持世十二地支六亲逢值表:
  115. 第十一章 易经纳甲六爻预测仪人体生命轨迹六亲五行值年吉凶表
  116. 第十二章 易经纳甲六爻预测仪人体生命轨迹六亲五行值月吉凶表
  117. 第十三章 易经纳甲六爻预测仪人体生命轨迹六亲五行值日吉凶表
  118. 第十四章 易经纳甲六爻预测仪人体生命轨迹六亲五行值时吉凶表
  119. 第十五章 易经纳甲六爻预测仪人体生命轨迹六亲五行值年运势表
  120. 第五篇 易经纳甲六爻预测仪人居环境学
  121. 第一章 人体居住环境学
  122. 第1节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪寅卯木持世时与人居环境五行吉凶表:
  123. 第2节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪巳午火持世时与人居环境五行吉凶表:
  124. 第3节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪辰戌丑未土持世时与人居环境五行吉凶表:
  125. 第4节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪申酉金持世时与人居环境五行吉凶表:
  126. 第5节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪亥子水持世时与人居环境五行吉凶表:
  127. 第二章 人体天堂环境学
  128. 第1节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪寅卯木持世时与天堂环境五行吉凶表:
  129. 第2节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪巳午火持世时与天堂环境五行吉凶表:
  130. 第3节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪辰戌丑未土持世时与天堂环境五行吉凶表:
  131. 第4节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪申酉金持世时与天堂环境五行吉凶表:
  132. 第5节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪亥子水持世时与天堂环境五行吉凶表:
  133. 第三章 易经纳甲六爻预测仪生命轨迹之人力资源管理
  134. 第1节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪人体求学期管理
  135. 第2节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪人体生命轨迹之求职管理
  136. 第3节 六亲五行兄弟持世与人体生命轨迹之就读学校、求职方位吉凶表
  137. 第4节 六亲五行子孙持世与人体生命轨迹之就读学校、求职方位吉凶表
  138. 第5节 六亲五行妻财持世与人体生命轨迹之就读学校、求职方位吉凶表
  139. 第6节 六亲五行官鬼持世与人体生命轨迹之就读学校、求职方位吉凶表
  140. 第7节 六亲五行父母持世与人体生命轨迹之就读学校、求职方位吉凶表
  141. 第8节 人体生命轨迹六亲五行持世之六亲五行值年月日时求职吉凶表
  142. 第9节 人体生命轨迹六亲五行持世之六亲五行值年恋爱婚姻吉凶表
  143. 第10节 六亲五行持世与桃花逢值恋爱、婚姻吉凶表
  144. 第六篇 吉凶祸福财利占断
  145. 第一章 易经纳甲六爻预测仪之防灾避祸预测
  146. 第1节 占不吉之事
  147. 第2节 占吉利喜庆之事
  148. 第二章 易经纳甲六爻预测仪之六亲持世与六亲值年时求财利预测
  149. 第1节 人体生命轨迹六亲持世与六亲值年得财吉凶表
  150. 第2节 人体生命轨迹六亲持世与六亲发动求财吉凶表
  151. 第3节 人体生命轨迹六亲持世与六亲逢值年月日时足彩、体彩、股票、期货吉凶表
  152. 第4节 人体生命轨迹六亲持世与六亲值年官非口舌吉凶表
  153. 第三章 易经纳甲六爻预测仪之出行
  154. 第1节 克尽身边之鬼一路顺利
  155. 第2节 世克应所往皆吉
  156. 第3节 福神旺相持世,万事通达
  157. 第4节 出行卦遇六冲所往皆利
  158. 第四章 易经纳甲六爻预测仪之月建与十二地支择日吉凶表
  159. 第七篇 易经纳甲六爻预测仪全象图
  160. 第一章 易经纳甲六爻预测仪正面纳甲六爻盘全象图各盘组成
  161. 第1节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪正面纳甲六爻盘全图
  162. 第2节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪正面纳甲六爻盘天盘
  163. 第3节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪正面纳甲六爻盘地盘
  164. 第4节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪正面纳甲六爻盘人盘
  165. 第5节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪正面纳甲六爻盘和盘
  166. 第二章 易经纳甲六爻预测仪正面纳甲六爻盘先天八卦各宫卦图
  167. 第1节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪正面纳甲六爻盘八纯卦图
  168. 第2节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪正面纳甲六爻盘乾宫八卦图
  169. 第3节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪正面纳甲六爻盘兑宫八卦图
  170. 第4节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪正面纳甲六爻盘离宫八卦图
  171. 第5节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪正面纳甲六爻盘震宫八卦图
  172. 第6节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪正面纳甲六爻盘巽宫八卦图
  173. 第7节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪正面纳甲六爻盘坎宫八卦图
  174. 第8节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪正面纳甲六爻盘艮宫八卦图
  175. 第9节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪正面纳甲六爻盘坤宫八卦图
  176. 第三章 易经纳甲六爻预测仪背面纳甲六亲盘六亲五行图
  177. 第1节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪背面纳甲六亲五行盘全图
  178. 第2节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪背面纳甲六亲盘六亲五行木火土金水五宫全图
  179. 第3节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪背面纳甲六亲盘六亲五行序号图
  180. 第4节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪背面纳甲六亲盘木宫六亲五行图
  181. 第5节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪背面纳甲六亲盘火宫六亲五行图
  182. 第6节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪背面纳甲六亲盘土宫六亲五行图
  183. 第7节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪背面纳甲六亲盘金宫六亲五行图
  184. 第8节 易经纳甲六爻预测仪背面纳甲六亲盘水宫六亲五行图
  185. 后 记

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Is this book suitable for beginners in the I Ching?
Not really. The book presupposes that readers have some initial knowledge of the I Ching's basic symbols (such as the eight trigrams and sixty-four hexagrams) and ideas; its focus is integration and innovation rather than foundational teaching. Beginners may find it difficult to follow the complex system it constructs.
Do the views in the book have academic support?
The book leans more toward personal philosophical construction and speculation. It may cite some interdisciplinary concepts, but the overall work is the author's original interpretive system. Readers are advised to compare its views with mainstream Yi studies and scientific theories and judge for themselves.
What is the book mainly about?
Judging from the title and limited information, the core may be an exploration of the principles of "number" and "change" in the I Ching, combined with cycles, systems, and pathways (huantong) in nature, society, and even thought, to form a theoretical model explaining patterns of how the world operates.

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Lü Lü is an author about whom little public information is currently available. The author's representative work, Yishu Huantong (roughly, "A Connected Survey of Yi Numerology"), is classified under Eastern philosophy. Judging from its title, the book may explore the imagery, numbers, and philosophical meanings of the Yi (Book of Changes), attempting to connect the numerical concepts of traditional Yi learning and to investigate the relationships among hexagram lines, numbers, and philosophical ideas. Writing of this kind generally requires familiarity with classical texts as well as a degree of abstract and speculative ability, so that the author can propose an interpretive framework within established categories. Because only one work by this author is held in the collection, the author's life background, scholarly lineage, and full range of writings remain unclear, and any specific influence among scholars or readers awaits further evidence. On the basis of the available information, Lü Lü's writing tends toward the organization and interpretation of traditional philosophy and may be of interest to readers concerned with Yi learning and Eastern philosophy. More material is needed to complete the picture of the author and any later work.

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