What's Big Six? What's Little Six?

What is the Big Six?

Da Liunan is an ancient prediction art, mainly used to predict the weather, ** victory or defeat, political changes and other major events. It originated from the "Zhouyi" in the "six lines", after many developments and evolutions, the formation of what we call today's big six non.

In use, Da Liunin requires a deck of 36 cards to be made first. Then different rows are chosen according to different times, places and types of things, and a number of cards are taken for interpretation. By interpreting the symbols and meanings presented on these cards, the likelihood of what will happen and how to respond to it is predicted.

Compared with other prediction techniques, such as feng shui and astrology, Da Liunan focuses more on practicality and accuracy. Because it can be lined up flexibly according to the specific situation, and each position has a clear and detailed meaning, it needs to be very careful and rigorous in operation.

What is Xiao Liunan?

Xiao Liu Ren is also one of the very important and unique branches of ancient traditional culture. Similar to Da Liunan, Xiao Liunan is also a kind of prediction art, but it focuses more on the observation and perception of the natural world.

Xiao Liunan is mainly used to predict weather, agriculture and diseases. In its use, it involves lining up a number of cards according to a specific time and place, and taking a number of cards for interpretation. By interpreting the symbols and meanings presented on these cards, it predicts the likelihood of what will happen and how to respond.

Compared with Da Liunan, Xiao Liunan focuses more on the connection between human and nature. Because it requires constant observation of various phenomena in nature and transforming them into symbolic language, it needs to be very keen and meticulous in operation.

What is the difference between Da Liunin and Xiao Liunin?

Although both Da Liunin and Xiao Liunin belong to one of the ancient traditional cultures of prediction, they are still significantly different in many aspects.

First of all, they are different in the scope of use. Da Liunan is mainly used to predict major events such as political z, **, etc.; while Xiao Liunan is mainly used to predict trivial things in daily life such as weather and agricultural affairs.

Secondly, they are also different in the way they are arranged. Da Liunan needs to make a deck of 36 cards first and choose different arrangements according to different times, places and types of things; while Xiao Liunan is arranged according to specific times and places, usually using 12 or 24 cards for interpretation.

After, there are also differences between the two in the way of interpretation. Da Liunin pays more attention to the meaning and symbolism of the symbols themselves, and needs to draw conclusions through comprehensive analysis of various aspects; while Xiao Liunin pays more attention to the observation and perception of various phenomena in the natural world, and needs to draw conclusions through intuition and experience.

How to learn Da Liunin and Xiao Liunin?

How to learn Da Liunyin and Xiao Liunyin?

Learning Da Liunin and Xiao Liunin requires some basic knowledge and skills. First of all, it is important to understand the philosophical ideas behind them as well as their historical origins, so that you can better understand the role they play in practice.

Secondly, you need to master the relevant tools, materials and methods of operation. For example, it is necessary to master the skills of making a plate and extracting the face of the cards.

After repeated practice and practice, through continuous practice to accumulate experience and improve the level of skills.

In short, to learn Da Liunon and Xiao Liunon, you need to master the related knowledge and skills in a comprehensive and systematic way, and practice them over and over again. Only in this way can we truly understand their essence and achieve better results in practical application.