The most direct meaning of divination

Guan Gua is the twentieth of the sixty-four hexagrams in the Book of Changes. The code is 0:3, the main hexagram is Kun Gua, the hexagram is earth, and the yang number is 0. The guest divination is divination, the yang number is 3, and the divination is wind. The host is the observer and the guest is the observed. Observe the nature of the guests, have it both ways, and don't confine yourself to the phenomenon, so as not to make mistakes and suffer losses due to observation mistakes. From the perspective of local conditions, this kind of divination is the superposition of different divinations (Xiakun Shangxun), which is popular on the ground and moral education is everywhere. Guan Gua and Lin Gua are comprehensive hexagrams, which are used together. Look at the world with morality above; The following people admire and look up, and the people are obedient. "Washing" means washing hands before sacrifice. "Recommendation" means offering sacrifices. "No" is not yet, "Pian" is solemn, "Ruo" is the same as Ran, and "Pian Ruo" means respect and admiration. Red means correct position, sky blue means wrong position, and arrow means correct position.

Guan Gua is the twentieth of the sixty-four hexagrams in the Book of Changes. It is the superposition of different hexagrams, the next one is Kun hexagrams, and the last one is Kun hexagrams. Kun Gua represents the earth, Kun Gua represents the wind, and the wind is above the earth, which means that the wind blows the earth and is everywhere, symbolizing admiration. Therefore, the oracles imply that the king is blowing like the wind, shining on the people, and can inspect all directions and influence the people with education. At the same time, divination also implies that we should use a noble moral standard to examine our words and deeds, be able to assess the situation when dealing with people, and be cautious when deciding to advance and retreat.