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The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Divination - Stephen Karcher - Elementīooks Limited (1997), Shaftsbury Dorset, SP7 8BP - ISBN The explanation of the entire figure is by: King WănĪnd the explanation of the six individual lines are by: the Duke of K�u. The meanings for the 64 hexagrams come from Click the picture to get a detailed answer of the 'Book of Changes'. On the cross of corresponding column and line you will find your hexagram-gua. To find you hexagram in the table, you need to divide it (hexagram) in spirit into two parts: upper and lower trigrams. To find out theĭivinatory meaning of each symbol or Hexagram simply click on the symbolīe taken to its meaning. Use the table below to learn what I Ching tells you. Grid how the upper and lower Trigrams make that Hexagram. Like simply click on the number and you should be able to see using this Taken from the ancient Chinese "Book of Changes" and it is aįorm of divinatory practice involving 64 hexagrams (patterns of 6īroken and unbroken lines), which are used in a divinatory way byīelow that is a table showing exactly how the 8 Trigrams in row one andįorm an individual Hexagram. Each time, throw the coins, record the number and the line type. Use the coins to come up with six lines, which are called your hexagram. 8 (2 heads, 1 tail) is considered an unchanging yin and is drawn as a broken line. (The Meanings of the 8 Trigrams and 64 Hexagrams) 7 (2 tails, 1 head) is considered an unchanging yang, and is drawn as a solid line.
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