Ren Farong talked about heaven, the world and human nature when he interpreted Tao Te Ching, which reflected his detachment and wisdom everywhere. He talked about heaven, and regarded "Tao" as "the gate of all things", which is the foundation of the universe. "Tao gives birth to one, life gives birth to two, life gives birth to three, and life gives birth to everything." "Nature" is the fundamental law of Tao Hua's creation of everything. This law guides the "world" and "human" and becomes the ultimate basis of life in the universe. According to heaven, the world should be invisible, unnatural, undignified and unappreciative, and be inaction, inaction, tasteless and all the time. His exposition of human nature, heaven and the world should ultimately point to human nature, that is, how people who exist as individuals follow the Tao and obtain the eternity of life. Tao Te Ching pointed out sunshine avenue for us-"Man should be anywhere, the land should follow the sky, and the sky should follow the Tao."
The law is natural. "
The interpretation of < Zhouyi Shentongqi > is also an important work of Ren Farong. Wei Boyang's Zhouyi Shentongqi, known as the "King of Immortal Classics" in the Eastern Han Dynasty, is a wonderful book to explore the inner mysteries of the human body, decipher the life code and prolong life. The system of Zhouyi Shentongqi relies on China's ancient holographic theory of the universe, covering a wide range, rich in content and profound in thought. Ren Daochang combined his personal experience of practicing for many years and his long-term research on Taoist health preservation theory, and made a brand-new deciphering and easy-to-understand interpretation of the academic system of Zhouyi Shentongqi, which provided a useful key for people to operate life programs to achieve health and longevity.
< Yellow Emperor Yin Yin Jing > < Huang Shigong's Su Shu Shi is Ren Farong's comprehensive introduction to important Taoist classics.
Face to face explanation. Yin Fujing of Huangdi and Sushu of Huangshigong are important Taoist classics. The book is permeated with the philosophical wisdom of ancient sages, such as "the same origin between man and nature", "the unity between man and nature" and "the unity between man and nature", and runs through the ancient people's overall thinking on the whole universe, nature and human society. The Yin Fu Jing points out that people should "keep the heaven and walk the heaven" and do things in full accordance with the natural way, and should not be reckless and deviate from the heaven. Huang Shigong's simple calligraphy integrates Taoism, virtue, benevolence, righteousness and propriety, and connects the universe and human beings completely. It is pointed out that "Tao is auspicious, but no way is fierce." Blessed are the lucky ones, and the fierce ones suffer all kinds of disasters. " Huang Shigong's Su Shu warns people to act according to the principle of Tao, otherwise they will suffer great disasters and failures. The book contains great wisdom, and it is a collection of life philosophy, ways of dealing with life and life strategies.