E Chi

E Chzhentsze, prozv. Shuysin (1150, Yongjia, env. Wenzhou - 1223)
Had a higher degree of Jinsha. He held high state. positions. Having fallen into disgrace, has devoted himself to teaching and lessons learned.

E W. considered a manifestation of the Tao as a certain integral international regularities dependent on the existence of the world "designed" things, formed the substance of the world - qi. Manifestations of "the flow and transformation of [qi], which has no permanent localization, manifest in the" five elements "(in sin) and the eight trigrams (ba gua). E W. pointed, . One realized that the universal in the infinite set of interactions dual cosmic forces - yin yang, . who, nevertheless, sooner or later come to a completely balanced situation, "the middle and constancy" - the outcome of the Tao, . likened to a flat water surface after the excitement of the elements,
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Literature:
1. E Shi. / / Chinese philosophy.