When you make six hexagrams, three nine hexagrams, and three seven hexagrams, it depends on whether the hexagrams are good or bad, or whether you use nine or Kun hexagrams when all the hexagrams are n

When you make six hexagrams, three nine hexagrams, and three seven hexagrams, it depends on whether the hexagrams are good or bad, or whether you use nine or Kun hexagrams when all the hexagrams are nine. Why do you ask such a mess? There are only six and nine in six hexagrams. Where did you get seven? Six are Yin, nine are Yang, Yin is divided into Yin and Laoyin, and Yang is divided into Yang and Lao Yang. Using Kowloon without a head is an extra divination in the stem of pure Yang divination, which is the same as using six in pure Yin divination. It's not very meaningful for you to study this usage. The Book of Changes is a general term for the Book of Changes and the Book of Changes. The Book of Changes was occupied by Turtle Station and Yarrow in Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties. The Book of Changes is a blend of hundreds of interpretations, and it is said that both Confucius and his disciples studied it. But there are still ways to play yarrow, but no one can play turtle. It's like someone gave you a set of playing cards and told you what spades and hearts are, but didn't say how to fight landlords and plunge into golden flowers, so divination is an auxiliary thing now. The change from dry divination to Kun divination is not to say that it becomes yin, but that the yang remains unchanged, and the old yin becomes yang and the yin remains unchanged. You take three coins, three heads are, two heads are yang, one head is yin, three tails are old yin, and old yin remains the same. When you change hexagrams, you don't look at their words, but at their meanings.