The I Ching uses two trigrams, one placed upon the other to form a Hexagram. The different combinations of the stacked trigrams give rise to some 64 different I Ching hexagrams - each of which when used in combination can give valuable insights to the answers sought by divination practitioners.
Many people look upon the I Ching as purely a system of divination whereas others see it's contents as teachings - full of the wisdom of the Chinese ancients.
It's title throws up a profound view of it's contents:
"I" when used as an adjective means "simple or easy" but when used as a verb means "to change".
"Ching" means "classic text" but the original meaning is one of "persistence" or "regularity"
Many people look upon the I Ching as purely a system of divination whereas others see it's contents as teachings - full of the wisdom of the Chinese ancients.
It's title throws up a profound view of it's contents:
"I" when used as an adjective means "simple or easy" but when used as a verb means "to change".
"Ching" means "classic text" but the original meaning is one of "persistence" or "regularity"
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