Hainan Zhouyi Fortune _ Hainan Divination

How to divine the sixty-four hexagrams in the Book of Changes

The eight diagrams in Zhouyi, namely, dry divination, Kun divination, Zhen divination, Kun divination, Kan divination, partial divination, root divination and Yi divination, are the basic elements of Zhouyi divination. The Book of Changes combines the eight diagrams in pairs into eight, eight and sixty-four hexagrams, and then uses the sixty-four hexagrams to predict good or bad luck.

Sixty-four hexagrams fortune telling

Before divination, you should meditate on what you ask. After reading it, you can put three copper coins in your palm, shake them a few times (usually with your left hand on the top and your right hand on the bottom), and throw them on the table to observe the advantages and disadvantages of the copper coins. The accepted usage of copper coins is that the side with words is horizontal (yin) and the side without words is yang. Throw it six times, with three backs facing upwards for Lao Yang, three heads for Laoyin, two backs for Shaoyin and two backs for Shaoyang.

After throwing copper coins, if there are two positive 1 negative times in the copper coins, it is Shaoyang; 2 reverse 1 timing, less cloudy; The three timings are Lao Yang O, and the anode turns negative and becomes "one by one"; The third time is Laoyin X, and the cathode turns to Yang, turning into "one by one".

When painting, you should follow the order from the beginning to the top, that is, from the bottom up. According to the principle of "Anodizing Yin and Cathoding Yang", the old Yin will turn into Yang, the old Yang will turn into Yin, and the less Yin and the less Yang are recorded as Yin and Yang respectively.

Throw copper coins six times in a row, and you can get 1 complete divinatory symbols from bottom to top.

Matters needing attention

Three essential hearts: a peaceful heart, a sincere heart and a state of mind. The necessary three sincerity: sincerity, sincerity and sincerity. Wash your hands beforehand.

Sixty-four gua

Gan, Kun, Tun, Meng, Need, Litigation, Division, Bi, Small Livestock, Footwear, Thailand, No, Companion, Big, Modest, Yu, Sui, Law, Pro, View, Bite, Foundation, Stripping, Recovery, Innocence, Big Livestock, Easy, Big, Kan, Divorce.

There are seven principles for interpreting hexagrams:

1, 6% unchanged, accounting for%;

2. If there is any change, take this as a statement;

3. Those who change the hexagrams are mainly based on the words of the two changes, and the words of the above hexagrams are the main ones;

4. Those who have changed three times, take this divination and the divination, and take this divination as the main one;

5. Those who have changed four times must account for the two unchangeable words in their hexagrams;

6. The five changes, in its hexagrams, are accounted for by the same word;

7. If all six hexagrams change, take the words of Gan Kun as reference.