The Gift of Prescience

The Kwisatz Haderach as illustrated by John Schoenherr in Dune World.

The gift of forecasting has been given to us by either higher entities to created the Yi, out of ancient otherworldly knowledge anything non human who are in the celestial realms, of other dimensions, in the spiritual world can be considered aliens…and their mode of transport that brings us these otherworldly gifts; for example like how Chakravarti/轉輪王 travels and surveys all mortal realms with his flying disc as described in the Buddhist Sutras….we now call these UFO’s… . That means it’s a very sacred thing with deep grounding and origination with the fabric of reality.

To try to allocate such a divine art of forecasting no mortal man can predict the future, but we can sure as hell forecast with such limited intel and abilities as we now have in the Kali Yuga…what a shame…when i watch crouching tiger hidden dragon, i also want to fly on leaves and run up walls, will save me so much time… to technology such as corruptable AI, that is being fed into the very evil Palantir database, that will do much damage to anyone looking for an entry point into a spiritual connection with the higher realms.

People need other people’s interpretations because they don’t understand the Yi, as the bronze age text is very cryptic and much is lost in translation. The Western books are all based on the premise that Confucius read, studied and made commentaries on the Yi, but we now know this is entirely false…which makes the whole Confucian lineage unfit for divination purposes though for a self help moralistic use it is excellent .

That means we are in search for a more precise, accurate way of connecting with the world and interpreting the hexagrams. But Six Lines is formless, there is no system, no concrete rules. Albeit people will try to tell you there is a framework and a system, old masters like Elder-Crane tried to show us this formlessness of the Six Lines method; unfortunately his works and message became highly edited and corrupted by that Lee dude can’t remember his name atm . Which means people are trying to commercialise something that cannot be into a product, so that they can sell it to people.

Selling you AI interpretating apps, or AI sites, or AI fortune tellers….all done in the hopes to make a name as an expert, then they do you sideways by selling you some overly priced product. In the end the system falls apart and in the face of the true masters who prefer not to be known, not to be found, they can only smile in pity.

So the Yi should not be used this way. The Yi is not entirely grounded on skill, yet it has a large element of skill needed, as well as mastery of such a skill. But one ingredient that can never be sold to you, or taught to you, is your right-brained mode of lateral operation/thinking/interpreting/observing the world.

This is where the Asian person excels, as our language, our culture, our philosophy and the way Ancient Chinese culture came by was very lateral. We have not been locked into the left-brained systems/framework of linear language/thought patterns in Cantonese we have 9 tones, which means 9 different contexts for our language, so simultaneous meanings of words are always conjured up when we use our language, which belies the lateral mind of the Chinese man that the Westerners just do not have naturally . This right-brained mode is the ingredient that the Ancient Diviners had in full potential…we now call this intuition.

If you want to refine your intuition then you must empty the cup. Learn the bronze age text if you must, and then learn Six Lines. If you are someone who needs a system, then what is being promoted here on this subreddit and the other Six Line subreddits are excellent. Use the system promoted here, but always keep Bruce Lee’s philosophy in mind:

Take what is useful; discard what is useless.

Ai apps and websites for the Yi are good for shallow readings that give the illusion of knowing and understanding. But it locks the Yi and the practioner into a system; the formless becomes locked in form.

Have you ever read Frank Herbert’s excellent Dune book series, especially the third book “Children of Dune”? Here are some provoking quotes on the prescient abilities of the Kwisatz Haderach:

“I know the trap of prescience. My father’s life tells me what I need to know about it. No, grandmother: to know the future absolutely is to be trapped into that future absolutely. It collapses time. Present becomes future.”

“The prescience, he realized, was an illumination that incorporated the limits of what it revealed- at once a source of accuracy and meaningful error. A kind of Heisenberg indeterminacy intervened: the expenditure of energy that revealed what he saw, changed what he saw. And what he saw was a time nexus within this cave, a boiling of possibilities focused here, wherein the most minute action – the wink of an eye, a careless word, a misplaced grain of sand – moved a gigantic lever across the known universe. He saw violence with the outcome subject to so many variables that his slightest movement created vast shiftings in the patterns. The vision made him want to freeze into immobility, but this, too was action with its consequences.”

“Deep in the human unconscious is a pervasive need for a logical universe that makes sense. But the real universe is always one step beyond logic.”

“It’s a subtle and powerful thing, prescience. The future becomes now. To be sighted in the land of the blind carries its own perils. If you try to interpret what you see for the blind, you tend to forget that the blind possess an inherent movement conditioned by their blindness. They are like a monstrous machine moving along its own path. They have their own momentum, their own fixations. I fear the blind, Stil. I fear them. They can so easily crush anything in their path.”

“Prophecy and prescience—How can they be put to the test in the face of the unanswered question? Consider: How much is actual prediction of the “wave form” as Muad’Dib referred to his vision-image and how much is the prophet shaping the future to fit the prophecy? What of the harmonics inherent in the act of prophecy? Does the prophet see the future or does he see a line of weakness, a fault or cleavage that he may shatter with words or decisions as a diamond-cutter shatters his gem with a blow of a knife?” <center <sub Published using <a href=' Blurt Publisher</a from <a href='