Brief introduction to the content of the golden formula in the course of six-term application

The Golden Prescription of Liuren Nerve, referred to as the Golden Prescription, is a classic version of Liuren's ancient books. The title of this book was written by Yizi of Ming Dynasty and revised by Zhou Jingxian. This book is divided into three volumes. In the first volume, the author introduces the basic format and rules of the golden formula of the Sixth Master's Divine Class, including attaching importance to God, the combination of God and evil spirits, timely conforming to morality, dividing customers, and implementing the year method. ; In the middle volume, there are chapters such as Twelve Gods' Interpretation of Songs, Four Miscellaneous Songs, and Sixty-four Lessons, and other chapters such as Xiao Yun Fu, Sancai Fu, and Guangming Jing are interspersed among them to clarify the changing rules and main points in different categories. His prose is mostly expressed in the form of poetry, rhyme, rhyme and rhyme, which is convenient for memory and conducive to the application of the profession. The second volume contains the chapters of "Song of Shooting", "Song of Wandering Land", Escape, Enemy Occupation, Engagement, Thief Position and Thief Number. The collection is quite detailed, covering all weather, geography and people. The sixty-four lessons included in it and the sixty-four hexagrams in the Book of Changes reflect each other, and they have the same effect, which is beyond his reach. This photocopying publication, printed on rice paper, and precisely bound, is suitable for collection and research.