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    Tian-tai Mountains are famous for their well-known reputation as a residence of saints and immortals. From ancient times adepts engaged in Chinese Buddhism and Daoism all longed for coming to Tian-tai. Richly endowed by nature, the mountain beauty spots produced unique harmonious culture, the striking prototypes of which were vagabond-poets Han Shan (Japanese "Kanzan") and Shi De (Jittoku). Once ... Read more

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  • Decoding of the Lao-zi (Dao-De Jing): Numerological Resonance of the Canon's Structure

    The "Dao-De Jing" is the most famous and unfathomable work of Chinese philosophical inheritance. It is unique among the other classical 'guidebooks' in providing a practical method, by which one can effect this experiential learning of the absolute Dao. As a canon, it is a symbolic work and its symbols transcend its context. When this is properly understood, all 81 sections of it divided into nine ... Read more

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  • The Small Circle of the Grand Forest of Changes

    The oracular book entitled "Yi Lin" (literally, "The Forest of Changes") comprises 4,096 dodecagrams and an equal number of verses, each explaining its meaning in the song-poetic form of ancient poetry. The verses accompany combinations of doubled 64 hexagrams from the Book of Changes (Yi Jing), known as "dodecagrams."This edition, built on the metaphorical concept of the Jade Box of the Forest of ... Read more

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    Since the main purpose of the first book of my trilogy entitled "The True Images, Numbers and Ideas of the Circular Changes" is to disclose the imagery of Zhou Yi's body text from the point of divining outcome interpretation, this is not the place to analyze in details the complex aspects of historical and philosophical background of the oracle's writing. Instead, I will try to reconstruct the ... Read more

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  • From 001 to 100: One Hundred Poems Completed by Alexander Goldstein

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    Image thinking is a phenomenon when a concrete image intimates an abstract notion or viewpoint to express. In the sense, the term 'image' supposes the figurative imagery and its explanation, as well as an imaginative significance and its associations. To explain the image we use language while the idea of it reflects its abstract thought. As is well-known, language is an instrument of thinking, ... Read more

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  • The 108 Zen Poems

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    As a sinologist, I have been asked many questions by people wanting to know time and again what Zen ('Chan' in Chinese) actually is. The problem is that it is not an easy task to describe this term. It is something that cannot be talked about nor expressed in written words. The moment language is used, we are no longer dealing with the true spirit of Zen, which is beyond all words. However, Zen ... Read more

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  • Deciphering the 36 Chinese Stratagems: Some Findings on the Circular Frame of Reference

    To realise the causes of a great rejuvenation of the Chinese civilization started with the new sixty-year cycle in 1984, we need to have recourse to an inescapable problem of inheritance and further development of cultural traditions in China. In this book the 36 stratagems and their overall characteristics are discussed within the framework of canonical macro and microstructure put through the ... Read more

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  • The Canon of Grand Triad (Tai Xuan Jing): Oracular Values of Heaven, Earth and Man

    This is a new translation of the key work of Han-period China spread out in the "land between the four seas" in the period from 206 BCE to 220 CE, the epoch which has left its indelible footprint in the entire thousands years old history of the country traditionally named "tian-xia" (Under Heaven), present-day "zhong-guo" (Central Kingdom). The Han dynasty can fairly be considered as the cradle of ... Read more

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    At a young age, Leonardo da Vinci's father enrolled him in Maestro Verrocchio's renowned art workshop in Florence, where he delved into drawing. With just a piece of charcoal, lead pencil, or ink pen, he could draw complex figures with realistic poses that were emotionally expressive. Because of his talent, Leonardo didn't waste any time doing trivial tasks like his classmates did; he instead ... Read more

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  • Strategic Thinking and Stratagemical Thoughts in China

    There is a Chinese saying that "it is better to be a dog in peaceful times than a man in times of unrest." All Chinese are wishing they were dogs in peaceful times, but they have not that luck. In martial arts' parlance, all boxing defensive process consists of three parts: acceptance, transformation (redirection or redistribution of forces) and counter-attack. All three parts are interrelated and ... Read more

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  • Ancient Wisdom, Management and Negotiations in China

    In the context of accelerated globalization, China's stratagemical thought highlights the comparative advantage of the Chinese towards management with an adaptation of 'ancient wisdom' for the new times and modern environments. This edition exercises Chinese style of management and business negotiation implemented via strategic thinking worked out and developed in the Central Kingdom throughout ... Read more

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  • Monks, Beasts & Dreams on Heavenly Terrace

    This book's pages form the record of events that, according to tradition, really happened in the Tang-period China in the 8th century at Guo-qing Temple nestled on Mount Tian-tai. For this no extra charge has been made with the exception of delightful insight into the background of the four figures: three eccentric persons and the forth—the unnamed tigress, a creature on the back of which Chan ... Read more

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