While Buddhism states the human life cycle consists of "birth, old age, sickness, and death," the investigator finds that it consists of "living, growth & raising, marriage & service, and death" in 『I-Ching』. While the former talks about the unive...
While Buddhism states the human life cycle consists of "birth, old age, sickness, and death," the investigator finds that it consists of "living, growth & raising, marriage & service, and death" in 『I-Ching』. While the former talks about the universality of everything getting old and sick and then dying in repeating time, the latter talks about the uniqueness that is extremely personal and can be done only by human beings as it involves raising children, getting them to marry, and serving ancestors before death. In other words, Buddhism focuses its statement on physical changes while『I-Ching』 talks about the inner life of a human being.
Both Buddhism and 『I-Ching』 talk about human life and classified Western philosophies as an Oriental philosophy. While Western philosophies have done thinking along the history of existence, their Oriental counterparts have done thinking about the way of Heaven along nature. The Oriental Tao cannot hold the significance of existence only with the main body of "Jeokyeonbudong" like the Unmoved Mover(Unmoved Mover: He makes things move while not moving himself), the Che and Yong issue represents the archetype of Oriental thinking.
This is the whole to encompass two majors including the main body and operation, the origin and process, the root and branch, and I-il and Bunsu. "Che" holds the fundamental meaning of the human "body," and "Yong" holds the meaning of action to use an instrument and has both the meanings of use and operation. Che and Yong can thus answer fundamental and realistic questions at the same time.
If the land is Che, the sky can be Yong. If the sky and land are Che, water and fire can be Yong.
Yeokseo states that 64 Goaes become Che and 384 Hyos become Yong. In his Hwanggeungyeongse, Soja states that Geon, Gon, Gam, and Ri Goaes become Chegoaes and that the other 60 Goaes become Yonggoaes. Regarding the four Goaes of Geon, Gon, Gam, and Ri as Chegoaes and the other 60 Goaes as Yonggoaes mentioned by Soja, the investigator discovered the meanings of living, growth & raising, marriage & service, and death as the center of human life in Taekroisu, Sanpunggo, Taekpungdaegwa, and Noisansogwagoae and called them the 4 Jungyonggoaes.
The investigator was able to call Taekroisu, Sanpunggo, Taekpungdaegwa, and Noisansogwagoae the 4 Jungyonggoaes by classifying them separately based on the following grounds: The 60 of the 64 Goaes return to their original Goaes after 12 inflection points along the inflection point Byeongoaes, but the four Goaes including Sanggyeong 17 Taekroisugoae, 18 Sanpunggogoae, Hagyeong 61 Taekpungdaegwagoae, and 62 Noisansogwagoae return to their original Goaes only after four inflection points. They were named the 4 Jungyonggoaes as they return to their original Goaes after four inflection points.
The inflection point Byeongoae has an inflection point in Sanghyo and sees a yin-yang change when Sanghyo comes down to Chohyo due to Mulgeukpilban. When one obtains the inflection point Byeongoae starting with Taekroisugoae that appears at the 17th order of Sanggyeong among the 4 Jungyonggoaes, he or she will discover the returning order of Pungtaekjungbu, Sanpunggo, Noisansogwa, and Taekroisugoae.
These 4 Jungyonggoaes are in the inflection point Byeongoae relationship, holding the categorical connection of turning by biting each other. Taekroisu and Sanpunggogoae are in the relationship of Chakgoae and Jonggoae at the same time, and Jungbu and Sogwagoae are in the relationship of Chakgoae.
The investigator identified and examined Hoche, Chakgoae, Jonggoae, Goaeyeokgoae, and Hohoche along with the inflection point Byeongoae of the 4 Jungyonggoaes caused by Mulgeukpilban in the 60 Yonggoaes after the exclusion of the 4 Bonchegoaes, discussing their central roles(living, growth & raising, marriage & service, and death).
The investigator found out that Taekroisugoae, Pungtaekjungbugoae, Sanpunggogoae, and Noisansogwagoae of the 4 Jungyonggoaes r...