Consult the ancient oracle for everyday guidance
There are times when we simply do not know what to do for the best - when we can see both sides of the argument or when we feel we need advice. For the Chinese, a traditional way to find such help is to turn to the gods and goddesses for guidance using revered divination sticks. Now you too can benefit from their wisdom with CHINESE FORTUNE STICKS. Complete with 64 divination sticks, a good-luck shaker and an illustrated book containing 64 fortune poems with contemporary interpretations, this pack offers a quick and simple method of seeking advice on how to deal with the challenges of everyday life.
Pack contains 64 divination sticks, good-luck shaker and 112-page illustrated book of interpretations.
Zhao Xiaomin is a leading interpreter of China’s religious and cultural past. He runs the ICOREC (International Consultancy on Religion, Education and Culture) office in Xian, and has co-authored many books with Martin Palmer. Zhao Xiaomin works closely with the Taoists in China as well as with many of the major museums. His training as a historian, and his practical work on religious projects such as the Sacred Mountains of China Preservation Project, gives him a unique insight into traditional Chinese religions and its practices. He is currently head of a new ICOREC project to create international travelling exhibitions of artefacts from the great museums and temples of China. These exhibitions will illustrate the religious history and development of China.
Martin Palmer studied Chinese in Hong Kong and at Cambridge University. He is a renowned world expert on Chinese religion, philosophy and culture and author of numerous successful books that have served to introduce Chinese folk religion and beliefs to a popular audience. His published titles include
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He is a director of the ICOREC.
