Kan's Theorem IV - Zhu, Shouwen
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Kan's Theorem IV is another major work by Mr. Zhu Shouwen, following the previous three volumes. Expanding its scope, it continues the grand thread linking the Way of Heaven, life, and civilization, while tracing back to the origins of cosmic and human order to reveal the underlying laws shaping time, space, and civilization. If Volume I explored the connection between celestial origins and life wisdom, Volume II revealed the order of yin-yang dynamics, and Volume III entered the realm of higher-dimensional consciousness, then Volume IV rises to a greater height, integrating the whole of…mehr

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Kan's Theorem IV is another major work by Mr. Zhu Shouwen, following the previous three volumes. Expanding its scope, it continues the grand thread linking the Way of Heaven, life, and civilization, while tracing back to the origins of cosmic and human order to reveal the underlying laws shaping time, space, and civilization. If Volume I explored the connection between celestial origins and life wisdom, Volume II revealed the order of yin-yang dynamics, and Volume III entered the realm of higher-dimensional consciousness, then Volume IV rises to a greater height, integrating the whole of Heaven and Earth. From triadic systems and the Four Symbols to the Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches, the Hetu and Luoshu, and the structures embedded in lunar and Gregorian calendars, it unveils the cosmic mathematics and time codes behind ancient wisdom. Its key contribution is placing the creation blueprint of Fuxi and Nuwa, the temporal laws of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors, and the past and future of human civilization into one complete cosmic framework. It shows that time is cyclical rhythm, space a living field of interaction, and civilization the manifestation of Heaven's order on Earth. More than a work of cosmology, this book offers life philosophy and practical wisdom, helping readers gain clarity and inner strength amid the turbulence of our age. Reading it is like a journey of light across time, reconnecting us with the deeper pulse of civilization and our bond with the cosmos. May Kan's Theorem IV guide every reader to their own light of wisdom in the depths of the Way
Autorenporträt
Mr. Zhu Shouwen was born into a family with a profound understanding of traditional Chinese medicine, and was heavily influenced by traditional Chinese culture from his youth. Those ancient books and profound philosophies, like seeds, are deeply rooted in his heart and fostered his long-lasting thinking about and yearning for the universe and life.As a determined tourist, he roamed around the cultural corridors of ancient and contemporary societies, exploring wisdom and truth that withstand the test of time.He and the philosopher master Laozi are like-minded, and he holds a deep love for Tao Te Ching. The classics that have been told for thousands of years seem to mentor his soul and lead him to a world full of wisdom and mysteries. He learns from the book, integrates Laozi's philosophical thinking with his own life experience, and creates his unique outlooks on the universe and life.Like a brave explorer, he crosses the wide gaps between science and philosophy, blends the genesis of mythology, physics, metaphysics, religious theology and philosophical thinking. His thoughts are profound and broad, both rational and emotional, and connect the heaven and earth like a splendid rainbow.He is an elegant poet, writing his thoughts and feelings with poetic words. These words, as limpid as water, as gentle as moonlight, make readers appreciate beauty and spiritual purification.The book Kan's Theorem is the culmination of his thoughts and feelings over many years. Like a bright pearl, it is embedded within the treasure of Chinese culture. It allows one to get a glimpse of the author's inner world and profound thinking, and also enables us to feel the profoundness and everlasting charisma of Chinese culture.