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Examining the hexagram of “ Ken " it will be seen that the elements commence at “ The obscure dragon , " passing to “ The dragon appearing in the field ” at the second element , where the undulation is gradually heaving itself .
Examining the hexagram of “ Ken " it will be seen that the elements commence at “ The obscure dragon , " passing to “ The dragon appearing in the field ” at the second element , where the undulation is gradually heaving itself .
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Some seem to hold that the word diagram here refers to a trigram or complement , so that a complete hexagram has to be expected through thirty - six changes ; and others that a complete diagram of six elements is directly obtained from ...
Some seem to hold that the word diagram here refers to a trigram or complement , so that a complete hexagram has to be expected through thirty - six changes ; and others that a complete diagram of six elements is directly obtained from ...
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Now you are in possession of a complete diagram of six elements . For instance , let the first ... Suppose that your remainder is one , and you have then obtained the first element of the diagram ; if two , the second element ; etc.
Now you are in possession of a complete diagram of six elements . For instance , let the first ... Suppose that your remainder is one , and you have then obtained the first element of the diagram ; if two , the second element ; etc.
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... 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 .
... 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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This element “ represents an obscure dragon . Better not move ” because in this instance the positive occupies a lower position . Positive II . The dragon appearing in the field ; advantageous to see great men . Interpretation .
This element “ represents an obscure dragon . Better not move ” because in this instance the positive occupies a lower position . Positive II . The dragon appearing in the field ; advantageous to see great men . Interpretation .
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able action advance advantageous affairs army asked auspicious become believe calamity called cause China civilization comes complement conduct constant course danger diagram difficulty divine earth effect element emblem endeavour Europe EXAMPLES Exposition fire follow foreign France free from blame give goes Government Heaven Hence hexagram Honourable men accordingly human implies inauspicious Interpretation keep king land look lose lower lucky manage master means meet Meiji middle position mind mountain move nature Negative Negative IV obedient object observe obtained occupies offered officers once perfectly permanent person Positive II present principle proceed proper reason receive refers remorse represents result retire says seen Shin shows stops strong strong element success things thunder tion told trouble truthful unlucky upper virtues whole wishes woman Yokohama
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| Title | The 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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