Yi Zhang Jing was created by the Tang Dynasty monk Yi Xing. Influenced by the Indian calendar, he combined the knowledge of the Nine Palaces, Seven Luminaries, the Art of Animals, Esoteric Buddhism, and the unique Chinese Yixue system of divine evils. So, how is the destiny palace calculated in the "Damo Yi Zhang Jing"? Huayi Network has prepared detailed content on the eight characters for you. Hurry up and take a look in the special section first.

Damo Yi Zhang Jing Destiny Palace Calculation:

　　Buddhism has the concept of six realms, namely: Heaven Realm, Asura Realm, Human Realm, Animal Realm, Hungry Ghost Realm, and Hell Realm. Among these, the upper three realms are the three good realms, as their karmic forces (good or evil karma, i.e., cause and effect) are relatively virtuous; the lower three realms are the three evil realms, as their karmic forces are relatively cruel.
　　All unliberated beings are trapped within these six realms. The term "reincarnation" refers to their cycle of birth and death, coming and going repeatedly, like the rotation of a wheel, endlessly rotating through these six realms without end, hence it is called the Six Realms Reincarnation. Only Buddhas, Bodhisattvas, and Arhats can transcend the three realms and escape reincarnation.
　　The method of calculating destiny in the "Damo Yi Zhang Jing" differs from traditional methods such as the Four Pillars and Zhi Wei. It classifies based on the six realms of Buddhism (Buddha Realm, Immortal Realm, Human Realm, Asura Realm, Hell Realm, and Animal Realm), determines the palace positions using the twelve Chinese zodiac animals, and uses the twelve palaces of Tian Gui, Tian E, Tian Quan, Tian Po, Tian Jian, Tian Wen, Tian Fu, Tian Yi, Tian Gu, Tian Ren, Tian Yi, and Tian Shou to calculate the year, month, day, and hour of one's birth, determining which realm they fall into. These twelve aspects are then used to judge the fortune or misfortune related to one's parents, ancestors, siblings, spouse, and children. In other words, it refers to the fate of one's childhood, middle age, and old age. Of course, one's fortune or misfortune is caused by their past and present good or bad karma.
　　The "Damo Yi Zhang Jing" is a precious treasure for calculating destiny, created by Master Bodhidharma while meditating on the wall. It can determine the past and future lives, predict the causes and effects of three lifetimes, and determine one's afterlife. It is revered as an esoteric classic. At the same time, it can also be used to assess one's destiny, determining whether a person will be rich or poor, long-lived or short-lived. It does not rely on the heavenly stems but only uses the earthly branches on the fingers to know about a person's fortune and misfortune, worries, regrets, and gains and losses, with complete clarity, being a secret passed down for salvation.

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