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GENERAL PRESENTATION:
« on: September 28, 2020, 03:21:02 PM »
Greetings to the family of Foristas registered here. I introduce myself: my name is Diego, I am based in Bogotá (Colombia, South America). I have the aspiration to strengthen and potentiate my knowledge in the Field of Traditional Chinese Metaphysics, chatting here with bloggers and guests and that we can feed back together, giving all the mystical importance to the Ancestral Wisdom of the East. In addition, it would be a wonderful opportunity to also create bonds of friendship.

As long as I can, I will try to publish blogs on topics that I sometimes mix, because these Arts in their entirety revolve around the symbolism of the Five Elements (Wǔháng 五行), and they range from the Natal Chart of the Four Pillars of Destiny [Shēngchén Bāzì 生辰 八字, Classical School, Lineage of departure of Master Shén Xiào Zhān (沈孝瞻) and compiled in his Manuscript of 39 Chapters: Zi Ping Zhen Quan (子平真詮) or Genuine and Brilliant Explanatory Notes that was originally published in 1,779 in the time of the Qing Dynasty 清 (1,644-1,912) -but I will be open to other aspects-], to the grounds of the Wind and Water System (Fēngshuǐ 风水), The 8 Mystic Gates (Qí Mén Dùnjiǎ 奇门 遁甲), Face Reading (Miàn Xiàng 面相), Hand Reading (Zhǎng Xiāng 掌相), The Classic of Mutations (Yì Jīng 易經).

It will be very frequent that I choose to include Traditional Chinese Medicine (Acupuncture, Zhēn Cì 针刺) and on the occasions that I consider appropriate I will encourage myself to write something about Taoist Internal Alchemy (Nèidān Shù 內丹 術). However, I don't think I can compose posts on “all” these topics at the same time, we will have to try to segment them. My purpose will be to contribute my ideas when those present here translate their writings, and I repeat, if time allows me. To the extent that we respect and respect each other, academic discussions can be very enriching.

As my natural language is Spanish, I will not be involved in translating ancient Chinese texts, or checking their grammar or spelling. If so, you (especially those with the language as their mother tongue) will have the last word. Sometimes I usually support the interpretation of ancient books using logic and common sense, but nothing more.

In the same way, I will always use the Google translator: Spanish to English, to make these posts. So, what if at some point a “term” appears in English out of context or does not contain the correct meaning, I beg your pardon.