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A survey of divination methods and numbered-omen systems, from I Ching yarrow methods, Mei Hua, and Xiao Liu Ren to Zhuge oracles, with their rules, texts, and limits.
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An introduction to the classical Eastern and Western traditions of dream interpretation, historical background, methodological principles, and modern applications.
An overview of tarot history, schools, common spreads, and interpretive methods, suitable for beginners learning the symbolic foundation of tarot.
Introduces the history, methods, cultural background, and modern applications of bibliomancy.
Introduces Chinese domino divination, three arrangements and score grades using a checked 1925 edition, with edition and algorithm limits.
A structured overview of fifteen common methods—including Tarot, palmistry, astrology, the I Ching, runes, and more—covering Chinese and English names, core principles, symbolic systems, and cultural background for readers beginning in metaphysics and esotericism.
This article introduces the historical background, textual sources, divination method, and functional characteristics of 《黄石公望空四字数》.
Introduces the historical background, canonical-and-commentary structure, sixty-four-hexagram system, divination traditions, and intellectual functions of 《易经》.
This article covers Taiji Shengsheng Shen Shu in terms of origins, divination methods, the 384 oracles, practical scenarios, and boundaries of use.
Explains the origins of Zhuge Shen Shu, the three-character casting method, the 384 verses, practical use cases, and boundaries of use.
Introducing Xiaoliuren’s lineage, the meanings of its six palaces, casting methods, divination functions, and learning cautions.
Explains the lineage, status among the Three Methods, Four Courses and Three Transmissions, the Twelve Heavenly Generals, and the divinatory functions of Great Liu Ren.