Da Liu Ren is the most ancient, profound, accurate, and guarded Chinese divination art. For the first time, these comprehensive teachings are being introduced to the western world.Written by Yu Gong-the first person that successfully deciphered Ren Gui [??, the Ultimate Guide to Liu Ren] in the highly sought-after book Ren Gui: A Collation, Translation, Annotation, and Commentary [??????], published by Shanghai Academia Press in 2012-this carefully researched book introduces important cultural accomplishments and a deeper understanding of Chinese traditions.In Principles of Liu Ren Divination, Yu Gong gives a comprehensive and detailed study of Da Liu Ren from its underlying principles to real-world applications.

There is an old Chinese metaphysics saying: "Early heaven is the body and later heaven is the application". The Xuan Kong Da Gua is the supreme system that that proves it on a theoretical and a practical basis, by unifying the knowledge of the I Ching with the Chinese geomancy. This ancient Chinese system is extremely accurate is based on universal metaphysical laws applicable in date selection and Feng Shui. The Xuan Kong Da Gua is considered by many masters as the superior system which for many centuries was one of the most guarded secrets in the Chinese metaphysics.This system emerged in the west in the last decade and this is the first book on this subject ever to be published in the English language, although a few online courses on this system may be found. These courses are extremely expensive and concentrate only on the date selection. This unique book covers thoroughly both date selection and Feng Shui aspects of Xuan Kong Da Gua. The authors have an extensive knowledge on this subject they have been specializing in the field of Chinese metaphysics for more than a decade. They both have accumulated a lot of practical knowledge and experience which lead them to create special software to help them and their students with their research.This research revealed some astonishing findings which may sound as a science fiction to the layman in the field. Some of the most interesting cases appear in this book. Here are some real life examples of the power of Xuan Kong Da Gua:D.L. was an anonymous artist who struggled for living. After implementing Xuan Kong Da Gua recommendations in her apartment and studio and by using date selection, she gained worldwide recognition as a unique and appreciated artist. H.D. a divorced young mail which was unemployed that couldn't make ends meet. By using the Xuan Kong Da Gua he won a small apartment in a lottery.There are quite a few systems in Chinese metaphysics that deal with space and time according to Chinese metaphysical principles, like Qi Men Dun jia, Liu Ren, Xuan Kong Fei Xing etc. These systems rely heavily on intuition and experience. The Xuan Kong Da Gua is based on precise and logical principles and has less need for intuition and "gut feelings" in its application. The Xuan Kong Da Gua is the more applicable system for the western practitioner. The book divided into two parts. The first part gives a thorough presentation of the theoretical principles of the Xuan Kong Da Gua. The hexagrams are analyzed covering all facets of their structure including all aspects relevant to the Da Gua, supplying the reader with all needed tools for personal and professional application of this method. The book presents the subject in a clear and non complicated way. This book includes dozens of tables and illustration.

It is recorded in the Chinese history that Qi Men Dun Jia, together with Da Liu Ren and Tai Yi Shen Shu are the highest three styles in Chinese Meta-physics. During the ancient Chinese era, the practice of such arts was only privileged to the Emperors or their advisors. Commoners were executed if they were found practising it. Throughout the history of China, Qi Men Dun Jia has played a significant role in shaping China; historical records have shown all the Emperors had practiced this art; from the very first Emperor Huang Di, to and include Chairman Mao Zedong. Many may think that this ancient art may not be applicable in modern times, as it was mainly use for wars in ancient era. This book is a complete re-write of my first book, that provides a clearer insights on how Qi Men Dun Jia is applied and appreciated in today's society, with over 30 new real life case studies.

It was recorded in the Chinese history that Qi Men Dun Jia, together with Da Liu Ren and Tai Yi Shen Shu are the highest Three Arts or Three Styles in Chinese Meta-physics. It was said that these Arts can only be practice by the Emperor or their advisors. Commoner will be executed if being caught practicing it. Qi Men Dun Jia is known as "King of Art and Art of King" because it is regarded as the best of breed in Chinese Meta-Physics (King of Art). During the ancient Chinese history, Qi Men Dun Jia can only be practiced by the King (Art of King). Throughout the history of China, Qi Men Dun Jia has played a significant role in shaping China; from the very first emperor Huang Di all the way to Mao Zedong. This book is written with lay person in mind. More than 80 Qi Men Dun Jia charts are used to illustrate the following: Divination - General Matters divination - Marriage/Relationship - Career - Business Matter and Wealth Opportunity - Products/Services - Sickness - Exam/Test/Study/Interview - Fengshui condition of a house - Finding empty parking lot or seat - Accuracy of information For each type of divination, good and bad formations are being presented and explained in detailed. For example, for Marriage/Relationship, how to see problem in marriage, who is rejecting who etc. For sickness, how to identify sickness and how to use the information to find a doctor that can help to cure the sickness. Application - General Matters application - Asking favor from boss - Negotiation with boss - Interview - Proposal submission - Business negotiation How to use the power of Qi Men Dun Jia to ask favor from boss, how to be successful in interview, proposal submission and business negotiation.

The first book that systematically explores the manifold aspects of divination and prognostication in traditional and modern China.