A brief discussion on naming
Our country’s names are composed of square Chinese characters composed of strokes and strokes. It has images, numbers, sounds, and meanings. These images , numbers, sounds, and meanings all have the content of yin and yang and the five elements. Each Chinese character has similarities with the symbols of the Zhouyi Bagua and is not randomly created. It is also like the source of Bagua, [look up to observe the images in the sky, look down to observe the Dharma on the earth, observe the writings of birds and beasts, and be in harmony with the earth, take the bodies near and take things far away, so as to understand the virtues of gods and imitate all things. feeling. ] For example, the two characters [water] and [fire] obviously evolved from the two hexagrams of [Kan] and [Li] in the Bagua. [Sun, moon, mountains and rivers] are the symbols of natural objects in the universe. Each Chinese character is equivalent to a [little Tai Chi], and through countless people's use of them over thousands of years, the concept of the Chinese character has been strengthened, and a certain amount of information must be stored in the character.
The glyph in the name is equivalent to the [talisman] in Buddhism and Taoism, the pronunciation is equivalent to the [curse], and the meaning is equivalent to the [idea] in the qigong world. When you write your name, you are drawing a talisman. When you call your name, you are reciting a mantra. At the same time, you are adding thoughts to the name consciously or unconsciously. The invisible force of thoughts is very powerful. It can change some things, including fate. According to the viewpoint that "all things can be compared to each other, all things have spirits, and all things can channel spirits", Chinese characters must contain a lot of mysteries and information that have yet to be developed, and are worthy of our exploration, research and application. Therefore, people in our country have long used Chinese characters to predict the good and bad luck of people and things, and there are many experts in character prediction in this field, such as Xie Shi of the Song Dynasty, who is a very famous one among them.
A Japanese expert on Chinese characters once said with emotion: "Chinese characters are like [integrated circuits], which store more information." ] Therefore, someone can detect some surprising and convincing things from a single Chinese character or a name composed of Chinese characters. And it is not surprising that the information contained in Chinese character names can affect the good or bad fate of people and things. According to modern research, it has also been found that Chinese characters can be used to diagnose and treat people's illnesses and develop their intelligence. This has attracted attention in the American scientific community.
Therefore, when we name, in addition to paying attention to numerology, mathematics and yin and yang and the five elements, we should also pay attention to the influence of the information contained in the shape, sound and meaning of the Chinese characters in the name. In addition, we must also pay attention to the comprehensive impact of factors such as weather, location, and people. We cannot emphasize one-sidedly and focus on one thing at the expense of the other. Because nothing exists in isolation, it must be connected with other things and influence each other. And the naming must be targeted and worthy of the name.
For example, a person with a bad fate is given a good name; a person with a good fortune is named Yiwen; a person with a good fortune is given a name with a lot of gold. There are also yang names for yang, yin for yin, female names for men, male names for women, and so on. Like these, except for special circumstances, they are generally inappropriate and unfavorable.