#hexagrams

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By Waylon Wraith

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i ching

New series!

✨ Opposite & contrary hexagrams of I Ching ✨

The series was published online a couple of years ago, by Tres Mancias Consultancy. Finally, it's now complete, with 20 articles grouping signs to read altogether, as a whole.

When you get an answer, I Ching points to a specific hexagram but also alludes to other related ones that, somehow, are part of it, in composition and meaning.

The series includes them all, as a group sequence to concretely see in any type of matter. With a simple writing style, you will flow across pages without any type of knowledge about I Ching!

Ask for and receive a free .pdf here.

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Exploring the Wisdom of the I Ching

The I Ching, also known as the Book of Changes, is an ancient Chinese divination text that has been revered for thousands of years. Rooted in Taoist philosophy and mysticism, the I Ching is more than just a system of divination; it is a profound guide to understanding the dynamic nature of the universe and the patterns of change that shape our lives. In this blog, we will delve into the rich history, philosophy, and practical applications of the I Ching, exploring how this timeless oracle can offer insight and wisdom for navigating the complexities of our modern world.

The Origins and History:

The origins of the I Ching can be traced back to ancient China, where it was initially developed as a manual for divination around 3,000 years ago. Its creation is often attributed to the legendary sage Fu Xi, who is said to have discovered the eight trigrams, the fundamental building blocks of the I Ching, while contemplating the patterns of nature. Over the centuries, the text evolved and expanded, incorporating the wisdom of subsequent scholars and philosophers, including the famous Confucius.

The Structure of the I Ching:

At its core, the I Ching consists of 64 hexagrams, each composed of six stacked lines, either broken (yin) or unbroken (yang). These hexagrams represent various archetypal situations and states of being, offering a nuanced view of the ever-changing nature of existence. The combinations of yin and yang lines within each hexagram create a unique symbol, accompanied by a poetic description that serves as a guide to interpreting its meaning.

Philosophical Underpinnings:

The philosophy underlying the I Ching is deeply rooted in Taoism, emphasising the principles of Yin and Yang, the interplay of opposites, and the cyclical nature of change. The text encourages individuals to align themselves with the natural flow of energy, known as the Tao, and to adapt to the constant transformations in life. The I Ching teaches that change is inevitable, and by understanding its patterns, one can navigate through challenges with grace and wisdom.

Practical Applications:

While the I Ching is often associated with divination, its practical applications extend far beyond fortune-telling. Many users turn to the I Ching for guidance on decision-making, problem-solving, and gaining insight into personal development. The process of consulting the oracle involves casting a set of coins or using yarrow sticks to generate a hexagram, which is then interpreted in the context of the question or situation at hand. The responses provided by the I Ching are often thought-provoking and open to multiple interpretations, encouraging users to tap into their intuition and deeper understanding.

In a world marked by uncertainty and rapid change, the I Ching stands as a timeless source of wisdom, offering a profound perspective on the cyclical nature of existence. Whether used for divination or personal reflection, the I Ching provides a unique lens through which individuals can navigate the complexities of life with a sense of harmony and balance. By embracing its teachings, we can learn to flow with the currents of change, gaining insights that resonate across the ages.

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Diverse Connections: Ancient Practices of Divination

Embracing Wisdom of the Past Welcome, dear seekers, to the enchanting world of Divination. We are thrilled to embark on this exploration of practices from around the world with you. Whether you’re a seasoned traveler on the path of spiritual discovery, or stepping into the realm of the mystical for the first time, you’ve found a warm and inviting cohort here with Optimal Mastery. Divination is…

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✨🌜Collective Energy Read: Lunar Eclipse at 16’ Taurus @ 3:02AM PT🌛✨

Hxgrm 60 👉🏽 Hxgrm 3: Limitation leads to Sprouting

‘Sprouting’ is more often called ‘Difficult Beginnings’

Every new challenge can prove to be difficult at first, no?

It’s not so scary. Imagine the seedling crack, striving toward new heights. 🌱

This is a time of action, but don’t go rushing after the reward! Take it one

step

at

a

time

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But do it!!!! Too much limitation hinders growth and

progress. The key here is s l o w progress, with diligence and commitment.

You’re in the birthing process now, so let yourself push, no holding back. And once it’s out, let it go.

Offer it to the gods. Your work serves its own path, and you are the vessel for its becoming.

This eclipse portal closes out, clearing out whatever attachments hold you back from taking initiative into the next chapter of your life. Let it go with grace.

🎍

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[filomentale]

In Das Human Design System, or the Black Book, Alan Krakower (Ra Uru Hu) writes, "The I ‘Ching is based on the Yin/Yang duality. The 64 Hexagrams are divided into two groups of thirty two. From the absolutely yin (The Receptive 2) to the absolutely yang (The Creative 1), the entire spectrum of energy is covered. Each line is also a duality. Every energy has a polarity. The form of the Rave I ‘Ching is to use images, examples, stories, and ideas to express the potentials of these energies. In describing these archetypal energies and their aspects, one is ultimately describing roles. Since these energies are the archetypes of Humanity, all the basic roles appear."

Human Design Gates: I Ching Elements in the Hexagrams

[dharmafox]

The left-sided hair tie worn by both of our Medicine Sellers is probably a reference to the traditional iconography of Fudo Myo-o, a popular deity in Japan who is known for, among other things, battling the enemies of enlightenment with a flaming sword, wearing his hair in a single long braid over his left shoulder, and looking really, really cranky.

[thesorceresstemple]

[porcelain-rob0t]

Jewish-Italian icon Marcille Donato

[nanabansama]

While I initially attributed the Hexagram to No. 6, I wonder if it's supposed to reference the Seven Mysteries instead?

If you look at the image above, you can see six triangles and one hexagon make up a hexagram. Six + One = Seven.

And in the Mystery Meeting during Ch. 61, Hanako's seat is in the center while the other mysteries sit in seats surrounding him.

While we never get a clear overhead view of the trial, it's entirely possible the seats could be arranged in the shape of a hexagram...? At the very least, the imagery of the Mysteries surrounding the center shape (7) is present.

The significance in the hexagram lies in its prominence during the Number 6 arc with the 六つ目編み or hexagram bamboo pattern. But given its importance in the song the little Tsukasa sings in the Red House, maybe it represents more than a mere nod to Number 6.

As for the hexagram itself, I probably don't need to explain it to you. It's a symbol with a deep connection to spirituality and religion across the world.

Heck, you can even see it on Kou's Raiteijou:

Given the school mysteries are referred to like gods, being associated with a symbol like the hexagram isn't too surprising.

In any case, I could be totally wrong, but it's another fun thing to think about. And if that song Sumire and Tsukasa sang ever comes back, the one presumably about a hexagram-patterned bamboo-woven box at the bottom of a body of water, then maybe that box has a deep connection to the school mysteries, too!

[tresmanciasconsultancy]

FORTUNE-TELLING

I Ching for economic affairs! In a true reading about economic problems, the oracle answered with Sung Conflict (6) moving towards Chin Progressing (35) since the sequence of changes was indicated by 2º and 5º lines.

Sung is mainly an open and declared conflict. But the oracle provided recommendations to take action inside of those circumstances. It also predicted to expect some progress in the future, although it wouldn't happen by any mean and, definitely, not by leaving aside the world within.

Read the post for the full reading and more accurate descriptions!

Remember all Thursdays, from 20 to 21 hs (NY) and all along August, I'm reading oracles for free here on Tumblr, Twitter and Telegram. More info HERE.

[kiyuuk4]

is this your pink corruption??

[tsalmu]

The Magdala Stone with Hexafoil and Menorah Magdala, Israel / Judea c. 70 CE

[something-named-vexxie]

This is how he got caught like that

oh i forgot im in their dni so i blocked them

[fanpinkcorruption12]

Hexagram cosplay robin for hsr real

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