What does divination mean?

"Kun is the earth, the mother, the cloth and the kettle. For meanness, for everything, for cattle, for prosperity, for culture, for the public, for the handle, it is also dark on the ground.

Kungua is pure yin, soft in nature, like Dafa, and is the source of all things. Everything is born on the ground. Human resources are born in the mother, so they are also mothers. Feminine taste is cloth. Yin deficiency can hold things, so it is a pot. Yang is big and Yin is small, and Yin Kun is small, so he is stingy; Everything is born on the earth, so it is everything. Kun is a cow, so he is a cow. Everything on the ground is like a car, so it is a big car. Everything is born in the ground, so it is public. Manipulate everything, so it's the handle. Dark, so dark. It can be seen that everything is negative, feminine and square (the ancient world is round). Weakness, abundance, virtue, inheritance, diligence, quietness, cracking (the hexagrams are all broken in the middle of the three yin hexagrams) and so on all belong to Kun hexagrams.

Kun means above. I really haven't heard of signing anything, but any divination is not absolute, and it varies from thing to thing.

For example, Kun Yao, Kun Yao is a static Yao, which should be static in divination, but there is no absolute good or bad luck when taking out this Yao alone.

Online divination is not allowed, and divination is specific to real problems, so good luck is different.