Divination has its own system. What are the types of divination?

There is no specific method for free divination, but it is actually a derivative of other divination methods. The revelation comes from what the fortune teller saw and heard by chance. Some Christians and other religions use biblical divination. They ask a question, rob the holy book, or use it to guide people to unknown places. Others, such as seeing Qi and Feng Shui in the new century, such as intuition and Taoist symbols, are the most common astrology, which is generally divided into Vedic astrology, Western astrology and Chinese astrology. In addition to these three factions, many civilizations have their own astrology.

Known as metaphysics in ancient times and China's divination in modern times, China's divination and China's divination are huge knowledge based on China's traditional culture, such as Taiji, Eight Diagrams, Yin and Yang, heavenly stems, earthly branches, five elements, Ke Sheng, gods and evil spirits, and calendars, and are used to predict the success or failure of people, things and things in the past, present and future. It is a unified law that China people have sought from the appearances of various concrete things in the process of exploring the universe and nature since ancient times. It has been polished and refined by generations of sages and wise men, and gradually abstracted and perfected.

It should be noted that the elements in China's traditional culture, such as Taiji, Eight Diagrams, Yin and Yang, heavenly stems, earthly branches, five elements, birth control, magic evil spirits, etc. Most of them were not used for divination at first, but were used by China people to understand and explain the cosmic world we live in, which belongs to the category of ancient China philosophy. Starting from pragmatism, it becomes the basis of divination. China's ancient philosophy and divination are two fruits on the same tree.

? There are two main streams of divination in China: Yijing and Shushu. There are some "divinations" under it. These two veins actually have the nature of * * * communication, because they all follow the same foundation. Therefore, many times, "Book of Changes" or "Shu Shu" are used alone to represent all divination in China. We distinguish them, which is conducive to a better study of China's various divinations.