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hilary
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Hi all,
These comments were recently sent anonymously through my 'contact' page:
"There are some more ways to manipulate and interpret the hexagrams that your page didn't show.
1. The 2nd and the 5th lines are delivering important messages. This technique of interpretation has not been shown in the pages.
2. Besides reading the whole of hexagram, we can still separate the upper trigram and lower trigram, which will also give insights to our reading. This is a common technique I used to interpret my readings, so I suggest that maybe it can be shown in the page for the benefit of visitors.
3. When the pairs of lines (1,2), (3,4), (5,6) shows the same pattern (ying, ying or yang yang), a hidden trigram can be formed. This hidden trigram can show a hidden agenda or possible aspect not realised by the querer. This I learnt from a chinese I-Ching book. I express it here, for the benefit of beginners, so maybe it's a good idea to show it in your pages. Thank you.
General Comment : of all the English version of I ching webpages I've visited, your webpages show the most complete details about techniques of interpreting hexagrams, thank you, keep up your good ideas."
First of all, if whoever sent these ideas is reading this, then thank you!
And secondly - would anyone like to enlarge on any of these techniques? Perhaps even write an article about one of them I could put in the 'main site' in the section on interpretive techniques?
These comments were recently sent anonymously through my 'contact' page:
"There are some more ways to manipulate and interpret the hexagrams that your page didn't show.
1. The 2nd and the 5th lines are delivering important messages. This technique of interpretation has not been shown in the pages.
2. Besides reading the whole of hexagram, we can still separate the upper trigram and lower trigram, which will also give insights to our reading. This is a common technique I used to interpret my readings, so I suggest that maybe it can be shown in the page for the benefit of visitors.
3. When the pairs of lines (1,2), (3,4), (5,6) shows the same pattern (ying, ying or yang yang), a hidden trigram can be formed. This hidden trigram can show a hidden agenda or possible aspect not realised by the querer. This I learnt from a chinese I-Ching book. I express it here, for the benefit of beginners, so maybe it's a good idea to show it in your pages. Thank you.
General Comment : of all the English version of I ching webpages I've visited, your webpages show the most complete details about techniques of interpreting hexagrams, thank you, keep up your good ideas."
First of all, if whoever sent these ideas is reading this, then thank you!
And secondly - would anyone like to enlarge on any of these techniques? Perhaps even write an article about one of them I could put in the 'main site' in the section on interpretive techniques?