The origin of the fact that 9 squares equals 15 comes from that ancient book
Nine Palaces
According to legend, after Fuxi conquered the world, a dragon and horse jumped out of the Yellow River, and there was a picture on its back with the Eight Diagrams painted on it, and the dragon and horse were This picture was dedicated to Fu Xi, so the river picture is also called the picture of the Yellow River.
As for Luoshu, the legend is that when Dayu was controlling the floods, a magical turtle appeared from the water, and on its back was a book with nine numbers in it. This book was dedicated to Yu the Great.
It is said that the Hetu and Luoshu imply the principles of governing the world, so that these two sages understand how to govern the world.
In the Song Dynasty, some people associated "Hetu" and "Luoshu" with the so-called "Nine Palaces".
For example, Liu Mu once mentioned in "Yishu Diaoyin": Hetu is the "Nine Palaces", and Luoshu is a "number diagram of the creation of heaven and earth" arranged by ten numbers. .
However, in the Zhu Xi era when Neo-Confucianism was at its peak, people reversed the He Tu and Luo Shu and believed that Luo Shu was composed of numbers one to nine arranged vertically, horizontally, and diagonally, with numbers in each direction. The sum is a magic number array of fifteen, while the Hetu is a sequence of numbers from one to five. This is also said by later generations to be the origin of the mystery of the magic magic array in Chinese mathematics.
In terms of divination, magic, or Feng Shui, Hetu and Luoshu are often cited as theoretical sources, so they can be said to be the "five arts" of China (mountain, medicine, fortune, fortune, fortune, Bu) origin.
The founder of "Nine Palaces Theory" - Cheng Chunsheng (alias Tianxiang)
The Nine Palaces divination method originated from the Nine Palaces Theory, and the person who reinterpreted and innovated the Nine Palaces Theory in modern times , that is, Mr. Cheng Chunsheng, whose name is Tianxiang, so some people also call him Cheng Tianxiang.
Although Mr. Cheng Tianxiang studied mechanical engineering in school, his love for traditional Chinese medicine and the five arts led him to study it with great concentration. In the 64th year of the Republic of China, he studied in Li While farming in the mountains, I realized the human nature and fortune in the "Nine Palaces Theory"; in the 68th year of the Republic of China, I gained insight into the power of mobilization, change and disaster; in the 69th year of the Republic of China, I analyzed the magnetic field of the marriage relationship, and in the 70th year of the Republic of China In the second year, he integrated the theories of opportunities, interpersonal relationships, wealth palaces, and Nine Palaces into one, thus bringing the so-called "Nine Palaces Theory" into a more complete realm that is more in line with the trend of the times.
In the 73rd year of the Republic of China, Mr. Cheng Chunsheng officially began his career as an analyst of the Nine Palaces Theory. In the 79th year of the Republic of China, he officially taught the Nine Palaces Theory. So far, tens of thousands of people have studied his theory.
The difference between Jiugong Xueli and traditional nomenclature
The origin of the name "Jiugong Xueli" is mainly due to Mr. Cheng Tianxiang, who learned from the changes in nature when he was studying Luoshu. It was realized that each of the nine positions has its own unique opportunity points, so it was named "Nine Palace Opportunity Points", which is also the main axis of the Nine Palaces theory.
Since the foundation of modern Nine-Gong Divination, the Nine-Gong Theory, was mainly created by Mr. Cheng Tianxiang through self-realization, although its fate analysis structure is mainly based on names (so it is also called Nine-Gong Naming Theory). But it is definitely different from the popular nomenclature based on the Book of Changes or the Five Elements. It has the analysis of opportunity points, motivations, wealth palaces or destiny potential, etc. It is also different from the general nomenclature analysis.
As for the general Yi Jing, there are sixty-four hexagrams in total, while the Nine Palace Divination has ninety hexagrams, which is also its biggest feature.
Precautions for Divining the Nine Palaces Divination
The Nine Palaces theory can be used to analyze a person’s name and destiny, and the Nine Palaces Gua is a divination method derived from it, like many The same as the divination method, there are also some things to pay attention to when divining the nine palace hexagrams:
1. The heart must be sincere, otherwise the hexagram will not work if the heart is not sincere. 2. The mind must be specific, and if the mind is not specific, the hexagram will not work. Easy to be confused
3 If you think about it, if you don't think about it, the hexagram will be empty
4 One thing cannot be predicted twice, and both predictions must be false
5 Questions need to be answered True, otherwise you will deceive yourself
6 When asking for divination, the fortune teller should read his name, age, date, address and reason in his heart, and then ask for divination
7 two-part form Draw lots; the first paragraph is up, and the second paragraph is down. After drawing, it must be restored before drawing again. Different things require different hexagrams.
8 The drawn numbers should be arranged according to hundreds, tens, and single digits; the first number is hundreds, the second number is tens, and the third number is single digits.
9. Ask about what is near rather than far away (focusing on things to be decided within fifteen days), and ask about luck rather than destiny (fate depends on the grid)
Nine-square grid, also known as "numerology" "Du" is a highly logical digital puzzle puzzle game that is not only very interesting, but also very good for the brain
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Children Regularly playing Jiugongge can exercise the brain and improve logical thinking ability and intelligence.
Older people often play Sudoku, which can put the brain in an excited state and is beneficial to physical health.
Jiugongge is also a very good parent-child game.
In many cases, parents can play it with their children.
The rules of the game are very simple. There are 9 × 9 grids. A certain number of numbers, and other palaces are left blank. Players need to logically figure out what numbers are in the remaining spaces, so that each row and column has numbers from 1 to 9, and each small nine palaces also have numbers from 1 to 9. , and a number can only appear once in each row and each small grid.
Playing this kind of game does not require language skills and cultural knowledge like crossword puzzles, nor does it even require complex mathematics. Ability.
Because it does not require addition, subtraction, multiplication and division at all.
Of course, you must not underestimate it, it is not so easy to "subdue". /p>
The Nine-Gong Grid is definitely a test of wisdom and perseverance.
On this seemingly simple nine-square grid, you have to use all your imagination, logical reasoning and innovative thinking.
When you hold the pen and meditate, these 9 numbers are likely to give you a headache, rapid pulse, and irritation.
However, when you successfully fill in all the numbers. , you will definitely be delighted.