What is sixty jiazi?

The metaphor of samsara is like a wheel turning, which goes round and round and never ends. One of the population of China is sixty years old. It's called sixty jiazi, and it goes on and on.

Sixty jiazi, also known as sixty jiazi, first used calendar year, calendar month, calendar day and calendar time. Calendar year is a 60-year cycle, calendar month is a 5-year cycle, calendar day is a 60-day cycle, and calendar hour is a 5-day cycle. Sixty Jiazi also refers to the sixty stars of Taoism.

China ancients took 60 as the cycle. Ten days of dry and twelve earthly branches are combined circularly, and there are sixty combinations, which are called sixty jiazi, and so on. Sixty-one cycles, year, month and day are sixty cycles.

In western timekeeping, a minute is 60 seconds and an hour is 60 minutes. There are 24 hours in a day, which corresponds to a traditional day in China 12 hours. In China, a five-day cycle has 60 hours.

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Samsara, also known as cycle, rotation, and life-and-death samsara, means that all beings die and live, live and die, live and die, and never stop, turning like a wheel and circulating endlessly.

In Sanskrit, samsara is like the rotation of a wheel, which is endless, so it is called samsara. Also known as life and death, life and death cycle, life and death continuation. Buddhism is called "the six divisions of the wheel of karma". There is no peace in life and death.

The Ministry of the Masses puts forward the theory of "continuing with one heart", which holds that there is an eternal inner essence in the continuous activities of affectionate hearts and hearts, and this essence is the subject of reincarnation.

Mahayana Yoga believes that Aryan knowledge is called knowledge-holding in samsara. Knowledge-holding is the master of the samsara life of various creatures from beginning to end, and it is also the subject of samsara.

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