One hexagram, seven hexagrams, three or five hexagrams or six or three hexagrams in the Book of Changes ... How are these hexagrams formed?

1, what do the upper, upper and lower hexagrams in the Book of Changes mean? ...

Some hexagrams are said to be bad. Basically, it should be the next hexagram, such as greater than, a good hexagram is like a tripod. This kind of divination is basically predictive! However, there is no fixed number of hexagrams, and peace of mind can also be turned into small, small into five, and evil into good. This is the change of hexagrams, and hexagrams keep pace with the times and change at any time! Sixty-four hexagrams can be extended and varied, and each hexagram can be divided into yin. ...

2. What is the interpretation of the 58 hexagrams in the Book of Changes? Forecast?

Fifty gossip, replaced by the image of rain and the rain the next day. There is fame and ridicule. Taking advantage of water and mud, Zhongji divination: This divination is really interesting, and it feels effortless to do things. Don't miss this opportunity, everything will be satisfactory. Inference: Your breath disappears, your illness recovers, you seek money and get what you want. Elephant: The two rivers depend on each other, and the moon is reflected in the river, and the scenery is beautiful. ...

3. What are the upper, middle and lower hexagrams of the sixty-four hexagrams?

You are talking about heaven and earth. Or you want to know which divination is the best. The divination of the Book of Changes is not absolutely good, because Yin and Yang are not absolutely separated. If you want to say the best hexagrams, it is modest hexagrams, and all six hexagrams are auspicious. Because it is good for people to remain modest at any time. As for the good or bad of the Book of Changes, in fact, as long as everything is in accordance with the laws of nature. ...

4. What are the auspicious hexagrams in the sixty-four hexagrams of Zhouyi?

What are the auspicious hexagrams? First of all, I want to tell you directly that whether the hexagrams in Zhouyi 64 are auspicious or fierce depends on what you do. For example, it is good for young people to get the divination of flying dragons in the sky, but the most important thing for old people is to recuperate. Getting the flying dragon in the sky is not a good divination. However, if we want to say that good omen divination is completely good, I'm afraid there is only modest divination. ...

5. The nine white books in the Book of Changes are blameless.

Nine white upper cardia ① cardia ②, no blame ③. I claim that running is good for exercise and I am not sick. Note: (1) The confession and statement of "Bai". "Nine Chapters of Chu Ci": "Emotions are depressed but not expressed, but covered but not white." (2) Ben runs and runs. "Dai Li Jixia First Month": "There are February in ten cases, which is mysterious." (3) "strange" is accepted. lutecium (Lu) ...

6. What is the position significance of the upper and lower hexagrams of the same hexagram in the Book of Changes? What does its ranking mean?

There are eight, eight and sixty-four hexagrams in the Book of Changes, and pure eight diagrams are often combined. The same bagua symbol has different positions up and down, that is, two hexagrams with different meanings. Pure hand play, I hope to adopt them! thank you

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The Book of Changes refers to Lianshan in Xia Dynasty, Tibet in Shang Dynasty, and Zhouyi in Zhou Dynasty, collectively referred to as the Book of Changes. Among them, Lianshan and Guizang have been lost, and only Zhouyi has been handed down from generation to generation. The Book of Changes is essentially a book about changes, which has long been used as "divination". "Divination" is to predict the development of future events, and The Book of Changes is a book that summarizes the laws and theories of these predictions. The Book of Changes is an outstanding representative of China traditional culture. Vast, subtle and all-encompassing, it is also the source of Chinese civilization.