What does it mean to die in vain?

Empty death is one of the special terms in China's classical philosophy, and it is one of the important factors that determine the rise and fall of drought in the modern eight-character prediction. The empty death of the moon branch is regarded as nothing when judging the rise and fall of the drought, and the word empty death is regarded as its function when the fleeting time appears.

Teacher Yu, a famous numerologist, reminded me that emptiness is only a small part of the eight characters, and it can't fully represent people's destiny. If you want to know your destiny more comprehensively, you can search Yu Judas on the Internet.

Since ancient times, the theory of emptiness has received great attention in the prediction of six hexagrams, and there are many related theories; However, it is rarely discussed in the prediction of four pillars and eight characters, mainly because it has only recently been highly valued and studied by scholars of Yi Studies. Practice has proved that space theory plays an important role in prediction.

Ethnicity

The origin of fortune-telling can be traced back to Xia and Shang Dynasties, which can be confirmed by the fact that most of the Oracle bones unearthed are Oracle Bone Inscriptions. At that time, ancestors would burn tortoise shells or perform yarrow for pious divination before holding major activities such as sacrifice, conquest and marriage, so as to judge good or bad luck, which was probably the bud of early fortune telling.

In the Zhou Dynasty, Zhou Wenwang, Duke Zhou and others compiled Zhouyi on the basis of predecessors' experience, and the art of divination rose to the theoretical level. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, Confucius and his disciples added an annotated article called Ten Wings to the Book of Changes, and from then on, the Book of Changes was also called the Book of Changes.

Almost at the same time, Zou Yan, a doctor of the State of Qi, founded the theory of five elements, which was combined with the theory of yin and yang in the Book of Changes and became the theory of yin and yang and five elements. In the Han Dynasty, Dong Zhongshu, Jing Fang and others carried forward and gradually formed a set of theories and methods of divination.

However, the divination and fortune-telling system at that time was relatively shallow, limited to the event level, and the accuracy of fortune-telling was not very high, which was more suitable than the divination and fortune-telling system.