On Golden Verses

[Kat-metaphysics]

Sorry if this topic has been posted before but where can I find the full book on the Golden Verses? I can't seem information about it online.

[smsek]

The "Golden Verses" likely refer to the *Golden Verses of Pythagoras*, a collection of moral and philosophical precepts attributed to the ancient Greek philosopher Pythagoras. These verses offer guidelines on living a virtuous and harmonious life, emphasizing wisdom, self-discipline, and balance.

The full text of the *Golden Verses of Pythagoras* can often be found online in various translations. Since it's a classical work, it is in the public domain. You can access it through:

1. **Online Libraries**: Websites like Project Gutenberg, Internet Archive, and Google Books often have free versions of classic texts.
2. **Academic Websites**: Some educational sites may host translations and interpretations of the Golden Verses.
3. **Bookstores**: Many bookstores sell compilations of Pythagorean teachings, which include the *Golden Verses*.

If u r looking for a specific translation or commentary, they might want to check out philosophical or classical studies sections of major online book retailers like Amazon.

[Kat-metaphysics]

I meant the Golden Verses of Bazi

[coldpillow]

Do you mean something like this? https://bazifenshui.blogspot.com/2012/05/blindman-secret-poem.html?m=1

[Spiritsfan]

I meant the Golden Verses of Bazi

The lunar astronomical month lasts from 29.25 to 29.83 Earth days. In simple terms, plus or minus 12 hours in a lunar month. For a year, this is plus or minus
144 hours or 6 days of error. The lunar month is the main sign of identifying a forgery and late editing of the text. If anyone is not in the know. What the hieroglyphs looked like before. You can look in the search for "Chinese Etymology 字源".
If the specified work is somewhere in a museum written in the corresponding hieroglyphs - then it can be taken seriously. If anyone has a link, share it. But I am 100% sure that such an exhibit is not in museums. There, based on the composition of bronze or paper, everything becomes clear. And since everyone here takes historians at their word . They write everywhere that from the 3rd century BC, Ancient China used a solar calendar and a sundial. But no authentic evidence of this has been presented. Therefore, be careful with such texts. And with any. Look for the original sources. And they will all surprisingly turn out to be from the time of the English arrival in China .

[Kat-metaphysics]

Do you mean something like this? https://bazifenshui.blogspot.com/2012/05/blindman-secret-poem.html?m=1

Yes! But in book format

[coldpillow]

Do you mean something like this? https://bazifenshui.blogspot.com/2012/05/blindman-secret-poem.html?m=1

Yes! But in book format

Have you tried searching on the Mandarin side of internet? I guess you will find more clues there.

[Kat-metaphysics]

Unfortunately I can't read Chinese  thank you tho