Kan's Theorem II

Simplified Chinese Edition

Shouwen Zhu, Yanfen Xu

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de Fu Publishing Pty Ltd
14 November 2024

Oriental & Indian philosophy; Taoism; Spirituality & religious experience

Kan's Theorem II embodies endless wisdom within its simplicity and depth, like a gentle breeze passing between heaven and earth, bringing clarity to the soul. As the sequel to Kan's Theorem, it not only continues to unveil the mysteries of the universe but also delves deeper into the harmonious coexistence between humanity and all creation.

While Kan's Theorem centered on the profound meaning of the Dao, outlining the laws governing the cosmos and humanity's path to balance within it, Kan's Theorem II is more intricate, revealing the subtle interweaving between the universe and life. Mr. Zhu Shouwen, like an ancient sage, uses simple yet profound language to narrate the essence of Daoist culture. The rotations of the heavenly stems and earthly branches, the harmony of yin and yang, the mysteries of the Nine Palaces and Eight Trigrams-all transform into captivating philosophical chapters in this book, akin to stars twinkling in the night sky, guiding us to grasp the ultimate truths of the universe.

Every symbol and every emblem carries profound significance: they not only mirror the universe's order and cycles but also lead us to contemplate the essence of human life and existence. Kan's Theorem II is like a harmonious symphony, playing the grand movement of the unity of heaven, earth, and humanity. The ancient wisdom within is given new life in the book; it's not just a revelation of natural laws but also an enlightenment of the human spirit.

Mr. Zhu Shouwen employs precise and elegant language to depict a world filled with brilliance and philosophical thought. In this realm, the Dao is not merely the rules governing the universe's operations; it resembles an invisible force permeating all things, illuminating the human heart. Reading this book feels like standing under a vast starry sky, listening to the whispers of the cosmos and feeling the rhythm of heaven and earth.

Though Kan's Theorem II is not lengthy, it acts like a clear mirror reflecting the depths of the reader's soul. Amid the chaos of the mundane world, this book brings us tranquility and deep reflection, allowing us to reconsider the meaning and value of life against the grand backdrop of the universe.

This book is both a sublimation and continuation of Kan's Theorem and a tribute to the wisdom of heaven and earth. Let us follow the guidance of this book, find our own path of the Dao in the boundlessness of the universe, and perceive that supreme harmony and eternal truth.

By: Shouwen Zhu
Other: Yanfen Xu
Imprint: de Fu Publishing Pty Ltd
Dimensions: Height: 229mm, Width: 152mm, Spine: 19mm
Weight: 612g
ISBN: 9781922680662
ISBN 10: 1922680664
Pages: 238
Publication Date: 14 November 2024
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active

Mr. Zhu Shouwen was born into a family with a profound understanding of traditional Chinese medicine, and was heavily influenced by traditional Chinese culture from his youth. Those ancient books and profound philosophies, like seeds, are deeply rooted in his heart and fostered his long-lasting thinking about and yearning for the universe and life.As a determined tourist, he roamed around the cultural corridors of ancient and contemporary societies, exploring wisdom and truth that withstand the test of time.He and the philosopher master Laozi are like-minded, and he holds a deep love for Tao Te Ching. The classics that have been told for thousands of years seem to mentor his soul and lead him to a world full of wisdom and mysteries. He learns from the book, integrates Laozi's philosophical thinking with his own life experience, and creates his unique outlooks on the universe and life.Like a brave explorer, he crosses the wide gaps between science and philosophy, blends the genesis of mythology, physics, metaphysics, religious theology and philosophical thinking. His thoughts are profound and broad, both rational and emotional, and connect the heaven and earth like a splendid rainbow.He is an elegant poet, writing his thoughts and feelings with poetic words. These words, as limpid as water, as gentle as moonlight, make readers appreciate beauty and spiritual purification.The book Kan's Theorem is the culmination of his thoughts and feelings over many years. Like a bright pearl, it is embedded within the treasure of Chinese culture. It allows one to get a glimpse of the author's inner world and profound thinking, and also enables us to feel the profoundness and everlasting charisma of Chinese culture.