The Oracular Book of Three
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We use the oracular guidebook as a source of insight, the penetration into the nature and operating system of the human mind. Specifically, we concern the central issue of relationship between the still substance of the mind and its effective functioning. Yang Xiong (53BCE-18CE), the author of the “Oracle of Three” saw the oracular books of great antiquity as an inexhaustible repository of cosmic patterns and the source of values rooted in Heaven-and-Earth. Treating the Oracle as an analogu...























