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Yijing Oneness Concept in Allowing us to be Time Rich

We know that Yijing reflects nature, and knowing Yijing allows us to be Time Rich, one of the 12 Riches of Life. 

There are 6 concepts in Yijing, today let's look at Onenss and how it makes us Time Rich

Oneness: Embracing the Wholeness of Time

There is no time, there are only moments. This is because time is just a human invention and in the universe, all the creatures do not observe time but follow nature, which is made up of moments.

The principle of oneness suggests that every moment is part of a greater whole of our life’s journey. When we view time from this holistic perspective, we recognize that each moment spent working or in leisure contributes to the tapestry of our existence.

Recognizing the importance of moments and treasure each and every moment as though it is the last. That’s why the equivalent of NewsFeed in WeChat is called ‘Moments’, because it is the moments that make up our life. 

Understanding this helps us allocate time judiciously, ensuring that each aspect of our life receives its due attention.  It is like a garden where every variety of plant—the vegetables, the flowers, the shrubs—needs its own time for care and nourishment to contribute to the garden’s overall beauty.

Action for You: There are no ordinary moments. Enjoy the time of NOW, for its oneness will make you a whole larger than the sum.

Written by Andy Ng, author of the new book "Decoding the 12 Wealth with Yijing Codes" and "Yijing Explained".  Grab Yijing Explained at here or HTTP://asiatrainers.org/yjbook 

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