The Meaning of "Truth" in the Book of Changes

In the Book of Changes, chastity means firmness, firmness and constancy.

Chastity is a very important concept in the Book of Changes, which represents integrity, firmness and faithfulness. In the divination of the Book of Changes, chastity is interpreted as masculinity, integrity and justice, which has strong moral significance. If the word truth is interpreted separately, it can be understood as correct, complete and correct.

In the Book of Changes, chastity represents a stable and unchangeable trait and a symbol of constancy. In divination, chastity represents the strength and firm will of men, and it is a spirit full of vigor and hope.

The word "truth" is also regarded as a divination term in the Book of Changes. In divination, chastity represents whether the diviner asks whether it conforms to the principle of heaven and humanity and the values of justice and fairness. If the fortune teller asks these principles and values, then chastity will bring good results; On the other hand, if these principles and values are not met, then chastity will bring bad results.

The word "truth" is also regarded as a concept of moral cultivation in the Book of Changes. In terms of self-cultivation, chastity represents keeping inner firmness and integrity, justice and perseverance. Only by maintaining inner firmness and integrity can we truly be self-reliant and talented.

The influence of the Book of Changes;

1, The Book of Changes, as one of the Confucian classics, has exerted an important influence on Confucianism. Confucian thoughts such as the unity of heaven and man, the doctrine of the mean, benevolence, courtesy and wisdom are closely related to the thoughts in the Book of Changes. The Book of Changes emphasizes the harmony of Yin and Yang, the unity of man and nature, and advocates a modest and harmonious attitude towards nature and society, which has a far-reaching impact on the Confucian "harmony" culture.

2. The Book of Changes, as an important part of China traditional culture, has exerted a wide influence on China culture. For example, in literature, the Yin-Yang thought and the Five Elements theory in the Book of Changes are widely used in poetry, novels and other literary works. In terms of art, the eight diagrams and Tai Chi pictures in the Book of Changes are widely used in paintings, calligraphy and other works of art; In architecture, the geomantic omen theory in the Book of Changes is widely used in building architecture and garden design.

3. The Book of Changes, as an important part of China's philosophy, has a profound influence on China's philosophy. For example, the theory of Yin and Yang and the theory of five elements in the Book of Changes are widely used in the category system of China's philosophy; The Eight Diagrams and Taiji Diagram in the Book of Changes are widely used in the speculative system of China's philosophy. The divination theory in the Book of Changes is widely used in the numerology system of China's philosophy.

4. The Book of Changes has also exerted a wide influence on the society. For example, the harmonious thought and the golden mean in the Book of Changes are widely used in social governance and interpersonal relationships. Yin-yang theory and five elements theory in Yijing are widely used in medicine and health preservation. The divination theory in the Book of Changes is widely used in geomantic omen and numerology.