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Page 1
To give an example , the phrase in the Appendix , “ Eighteen changes bring forth
a diagram , ” is explained in two ways . Some seem to hold that the word diagram
here refers to a trigram or complement , so that a complete hexagram has to be ...
To give an example , the phrase in the Appendix , “ Eighteen changes bring forth
a diagram , ” is explained in two ways . Some seem to hold that the word diagram
here refers to a trigram or complement , so that a complete hexagram has to be ...
Page 3
... of cycles has been finished , there will remain a number of sticks less than
eight , including the one on the little finger . This remainder gives a complement
of the destined diagram . remains , you have “ Ken ” ( two Da ” ( three “ Ri ” ( 1
four ...
... of cycles has been finished , there will remain a number of sticks less than
eight , including the one on the little finger . This remainder gives a complement
of the destined diagram . remains , you have “ Ken ” ( two Da ” ( three “ Ri ” ( 1
four ...
Page 4
Now you are in possession of a complete diagram of six elements . For instance ,
let the first remainder be one and the second five , then · Ken ' comes below and “
Son " above , the diagram of “ Shô - chiku ” ( 1 ) being the result . Again , let the ...
Now you are in possession of a complete diagram of six elements . For instance ,
let the first remainder be one and the second five , then · Ken ' comes below and “
Son " above , the diagram of “ Shô - chiku ” ( 1 ) being the result . Again , let the ...
Page 5
The general disposition of the affair in question is to be distilled from the
sentences to the diagram , the “ Exposition , ” and the “ Interpretation " ; and the
good or evil etc , of the affair or so are to be digested from the sentences to the
element .
The general disposition of the affair in question is to be distilled from the
sentences to the diagram , the “ Exposition , ” and the “ Interpretation " ; and the
good or evil etc , of the affair or so are to be digested from the sentences to the
element .
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In the diagram of Chun , the strong and the weak elements associate with each
other for the first time , and difficulties are thereby produced . Chun moves amidst
dangers ; it is universally auspicious and is constant . The thunder and rain break
...
In the diagram of Chun , the strong and the weak elements associate with each
other for the first time , and difficulties are thereby produced . Chun moves amidst
dangers ; it is universally auspicious and is constant . The thunder and rain break
...
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| Title | Takashima Ekidan |
| Authors | 嘉右衛門·高島, Shigetake Sugiura |
| Publisher | Keigyōsha, 1893 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 20 Oct 2008 |
| Length | 317 pages |
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