The T'ai Hsüan Ching: game and picture book

The T'ai Hsüan Ching: Rediscover an ancient book of wisdom for the modern world. In a world where chance is often seen as meaningless, this book reveals a fascinating alternative. The T'ai Hsüan Ching is an ancient oracle system developed in China by the scholar Yang Hsiung as a "younger sister" to the famous I Ching. This work offers a unique opportunity to reflect on your own questions and gain new perspectives. This work is an elegant bridge between ancient wisdom and modern science. Instead of relying on magic, it explores the astonishing parallels between ancient Chinese philosophy and the findings of quantum physics (Einstein’s "spooky action at a distance") and neuroscience (Libet and Haynes). Its central theme is synchronicity: the meaningful, non-causal connection between seemingly random events in your life. Discover a system that fascinates with its unique structure and coherent, mathematical logic. Instead of prophecies, you will find a carefully curated collection of universal proverbs and quotes from around the world. These are placed in a context that helps you understand your own questions and gain new perspectives. Find your truth in what is useful. Follow the method described in the book to find an answer to your questions that is not to be understood as an unchangeable fact, but as a thought-starter. As Günther Anders said, "What is not useful is untrue".