Tuesday, September 21, 2010

I Ching - 易经

As legend has it, the wise Fu-Hsi taught Chinese soothsayers the art of I Ching interpretation around 3000 BC; however, there is no way to prove that claim. What we know, though, is that sometime before 1000 BC, King Wen and his son, Duke Tcheou, codified and wrote comments in a corpus known as the I Ching (translated as The Book of Changes), whose origin even in the past. Confucius himself, a few centuries later, wrote about an I Ching, not so dissimilar from the one we know today, commentaries which have survived to this day.

此易经网的设立旨在发扬和推动易经哲学与国内外易经团体合作交流,共同发扬易经的宝贵经验,培养后辈热爱自然科学、经验科学与伦理学,而达致安家立业、治国平天下的真善美情操的境界。几千年来,《易经》不仅作为描述宇宙力量的深奥图象被人们所推崇,而且也作为智慧的源泉而为古今中外人们所推崇。因此,本站将从一个全新的角度、在深层结构中揭示《易经》“引而申之,触类而长之,天下之能事毕矣”的奥秘,而认识《易经》的基础理论及科学性。


Source: Malaysia I Ching Net - 马来西亚易经网

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