What does divination represent?
There are eight single hexagrams in the Book of Changes, namely, dry hexagrams, easy hexagrams, detached hexagrams, shock hexagrams, Kun hexagrams, Kan hexagrams, Gen hexagrams and Kun hexagrams, which overlap up and down to form the sixty-four hexagrams in the Book of Changes. Gangua is the first of the sixty-four hexagrams in the Book of Changes, which represents strength and authority for the upper hexagrams. What we usually call Yuan Heng Zhen is the divination of dry divination.
"Biography of Xia Zi" summarized these four words as: "Yuan, beginning also. Constant, people. So is Li He. Hey, Zheng Ye. " Yuan is the beginning, the beginning. Constant is a pass, and it passes smoothly. Harmonious interests, harmony. Chastity is right, just right, just right Therefore, divination represents good luck, harmony and stability. All six hexagrams are yang, like six dragons, representing the changing law of everything in the world.
Introduction to dry divination:
Gossip ordinal number: one.
Attribute: gold.
Numerals: Do it for the sky? Is it windy? Tianshan dun? Heaven and earth? Terrestrial view? Mountain peeling? Fire gold? Days with fire: sky, ice, hail, graupel.
Geography: Northwest China, Kyoto, Dai Jun, land of victory and prosperity.
People: monarch, father, adult, old man, elder, official, celebrity, official.
Personnel: vigorous and brave, decisive, active and quiet, high and low.
Body: head, bones and lungs.
Time series: at the turn of autumn and September, at the time of month, year, month, year, month and year, 149. Rank "149" means that this person ranks "the eldest or fourth or Laojiu" among brothers. The number "one, four and nine" can be "the order of January, April and September" or the number "one, four and nine".