Is the Book of Changes a heavenly book, or is it based on science?

The Book of Changes is a book that describes the laws of motion of all things in the universe. The early Yijing was just a hexagram image of sixty-four hexagrams. Later circulated in the market, plus some words, are hanging words. At present, most people think that the Book of Changes was added by Zhou Wengong, so now most people think that the Book of Changes is the Book of Changes.

Actually, it's not. Zhouyi is just a part of the Book of Changes. Before that, there were two changes, even Shanyi and Guizang Yi, also called Zhouyi? Sanyi? . The first two Yi's have been lost, followed by Yuan Baoyi, Confucius Yi, Congenital Yi, Acquired Yi, Yi Zhongtian, Aries Yi and so on. But Yi itself is a truth.

The earliest Book of Changes originated from the observation of astronomical phenomena. The sixty-four hexagrams in the Book of Changes are arranged according to the laws of the movement of the sun and the earth, and conform to the laws of the ecliptic coordinate system and the equatorial coordinate system. In a word, all these are summarized according to the operating rules of the sun, the moon and the five stars, so the Book of Changes can also be said to be a calendar book, which is the scientific basis of the Book of Changes.

However, there are four angles in the study of the Book of Changes. Why? 、? Hey? 、? Elephant? 、? Count? These four angles were studied. ? Hey? Is the first, because the movement of the universe is. Hey? As a result of the Buddhist movement, this is something in the metaphysical world of the three realms system, which can control the movement law of the explicit world. These laws are the results of Zen and Taoist studies, which are not clear from the academic point of view and can only be discovered by self-practice. ? Elephant? Is it used to simulate images? Hey? This movement law is easier to understand. However, what is light made of? Elephant? To describe? Hey? The movement is far from enough and lacks accuracy, so it was introduced? Count? Can you describe the concept more accurately? Elephant? , and later developed into? The elephant? Is it tied because? The elephant? Most understandable? Hey? Law of motion. Are you sure? The elephant? It's a bit abstract, but in order to popularize the Book of Changes, Duke Zhou, the king of Wen, created divinatory symbols acceptable to all the people.