I Ching Hexagrams:Need Trigram(䷄)
The hexagram “Need” (需)䷄ represents waiting, or the idea of advancing only when the right [...]
Dec
What is Yin-Yang?Yin Yang Philosophy Meaning
The Meaning and Influence of Yin-Yang: A Comprehensive Exploration Yin and Yang is a central [...]
Jun
I Ching Hexagrams:Li Trigram
The Li Hexagram (Fire)The three-line Li trigram embodies the virtue of “clinging,” symbolized by a [...]
Jan
I Ching Hexagrams:Jiě Trigram
解 (Jiě) – Relief and Resolution of Danger or DifficultyThe term 解 (Jiě) means to [...]
Feb
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The Five Elements: A System of Classification
How can we categorize various things in the way of the Five Elements? In ancient [...]
Jan
Na Yin: Chinese Divination & Elements
What is “Na Yin”?“Na Yin” refers to a method widely employed in the divinatory arts—especially [...]
Mar
What Are the “Five Elements” in Chinese Philosophy?
The concept of the “Five Elements” (五行, Wǔxíng) is a cornerstone of ancient Chinese thought, [...]
Jan
The Five Elements: What’s the Order?
The Five Elements, a core concept in Chinese culture, have different sequences, mainly including the [...]
Jan
Embracing Tai Su: Chaos to Creation
What is “Tai Su”? Imagine if Tai Chi were the smooth, refined art of cosmic [...]
Feb
Understanding “Yao Correspondence” in the I Ching
What does it mean for two yao (爻) to be “corresponding” (相应)? This concept refers [...]
Feb
The Most Inauspicious “Yin Mistake” Days of the Lunar Calendar
In traditional Chinese metaphysics, the concept of “Yin Mistake Days” refers to specific dates within [...]
Jan
Why Yin and Yang Harmony Was the Ultimate Path
The concept of “阴和阳合” (Yin and Yang in Harmony) has long been the ultimate path [...]
Jan