Heaven is divided into one and nature, and man begins with his heart. The immortal also has two words to say, and the truth is just how people explain it.

It means: heaven and earth are too divided, and intrigue is self-nurturing. Even the immortal who reached heaven and earth has two versions: true and false. Therefore, whether mortals can get the true biography depends entirely on their own practice.

From The Book of Changes of Plum Blossoms by Shao Yong, a Yi-ology scholar in the Song Dynasty. The poem reads: "? One thing has always been a suit and tie, and there are still a lot of Kun in a suit and tie; Knowing that everything is ready for me, I am willing to keep Sancai. Heaven is divided into one, and people save in their hearts; Immortals also have two words, truth is true only in people. "

It means that everything in everything has its complete system, and the system, no matter how big or small, is a small world connected with the universe. Therefore, everything has its own "I" and everything has its own "I", so it is said that "everything is prepared for me". In this way, the sun and the moon can be constructed, and heaven and earth can be customized. The "three talents" of heaven, earth and man have another root in people's hearts. Heaven and earth are divided by Tai Chi, and the mind is nurtured by the human heart. Even the gods all over the sky have two versions: true and false. Therefore, whether mortals can get the true biography depends entirely on their own practice.

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Shao Yong (10 12- 1077), whose real name is Mr. An Le, also known as Mr. Bai Yuan, was later called Shao Kangjie, one of the five sons of the Northern Song Dynasty (who had no close relationship with Confucius, but could worship the sages of Confucius Temple), a Confucian and a scholar.

Grandfather Shao Dexin and father Shao Gu are both virtuous and not official. Shao Yong's ancestor was john young (now Zhuozhou, Hebei), and he moved to the foot of Sumen Mountain in Baiyuan (now Huixian, Henan) with his father. Later generations called Yong "Mr. Baiyuan".

Shao Yong studied the Book of Changes quite well, and opened up the research field of "image number". He "explored his seclusion, realized his god's agreement, realized his thoroughness, and was rich in Wang Yang and contented with himself". Zhu, Zhou, Zhang, Er Cheng and Sima Guang called Shao Yong the "Six Heroes" of Taoism. His works include Yellowstone, Collection of One Pass and Ten Strikes, Questions and Answers of Yuqiao, Yi Shu of Plum Blossoms, etc.