Plum blossom fortune teller _ Plum blossom fortune teller

Can plum blossoms be easily counted for fortune telling?

Originally used for fortune telling ... According to legend, The Book of Changes of Plum Blossoms was written by Shao Yong, a Yi-ology scholar in the Song Dynasty. It is a book based on the mathematics in the Yi-ology and combined with the "iconology" in the Yi-ology. According to legend, when Shao Yong used it, he hit every hexagram, and it worked every time. According to innate gossip's mathematical theory, the number of plum blossoms is changeable, that is, dry one, change two, keep three, shake four, lose five, talk six, root seven and Kun eight. Divination can be started anytime and anywhere, and there are various ways of divination. Numbers have their unique and profound meanings. Namely "mathematical attribute" and "five elements attribute". As for the "good or bad number", it is obtained by the profound analysis of Yi Shu Mei Hua Yi Shu and the results of historical textual research. Remind you that when applied to mobile phone numbers and phone numbers, the calculation of numbers is extremely accurate! Shao Kangjie, a master of Yi Studies in Song Dynasty, happened to see sparrows quarreling on plum branches. After reasoning, he predicted that a woman would pick plum blossoms tomorrow night and be chased by the gardener. The woman panicked, fell down and hurt her knee. This prediction phenomenon was accurately verified overnight, so Shao Kangjie became famous at that time, and everyone named this prediction method "plum blossom easy to count". The use of Meihua Yihao "Meihua Yihao" has not only a written description, but also a good or bad trend chart. "Plum blossom easy number" can produce the phase difference of all the perceived things in nature or human society, such as sound, orientation, time, movement, geography, weather, people, colors, animals and plants, as a method to predict its development trend. Therefore, we can gain insight into its opportunities and achieve the effect of knowing ourselves and ourselves. You can refer to this website:/mhys.html.