Does Tao Te Ching have much to do with fortune telling? _ Does Tao Te Ching have much to do with fortune telling?

What is the relationship between the Tao Te Ching and the Book of Changes? I was also influenced by the Book of Changes.

Tao Te Ching was baptized by the Book of Changes, and Lao Tzu's thoughts followed the Book of Changes. As far as the essence of the Book of Changes is concerned, it is really just a book with servants, because as I said, it was at the beginning, and now the Book of Changes has a huge mechanism, and possessing servants is only a small aspect. Compared with physiognomy, Yi Li seems to be more extensive. Personally, I feel that the expression of any divination image and divination words immediately lies in the level and degree of Yi Li, the soothsayer, and Yi Li's level and degree lies in this person's knowledge, experience, experience and moral level.

Whether Laozi is influenced by the Book of Changes is a prominent phenomenon. In fact, let alone Laozi, that is to say, Confucius and Mencius, including the schools of law, name, yin and yang, Mohism and miscellaneous schools in the Spring and Autumn Period, were all influenced by the Book of Changes. Here, people should also be aware of a phenomenon. If the Book of Changes is not exclusive to Taoism, the exploration and development of Confucianism, Legalism and Yin-Yang School are equally wonderful. The most typical version is the version of the Book of Changes that people are watching now, that is to say, it originated from the hands of Confucius in Confucianism.

It is often said that Taoism pays attention to letting nature take its course, does not expect too much, and should take advantage of the situation. This is very similar to the Book of Changes, because the concept of "haste makes waste" can be seen everywhere in the classics. But then again, Confucius, as the most complete and perfect successor of the concept of "haste makes waste" in the Book of Changes, immediately put forward a doctrine of the mean. Tao Te Ching is a mixture of the essence of various schools, not the words of a certain Taoist school. Every school is influenced by the Book of Changes, including the classic book Tao Te Ching, which is classified as Taoism.