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Hi Guys,
I was reading an I ching that talks about the Pang-Tung relationship between hexagrams, but does not explain why this relationship is important or what it means. Obviously, it is an appositive hexagram and the only thing he mentioned was that the important thing is the paring not the sequence. He gave as an example 15 and 10. I don't know if it is a coincidence or not, but the only relationship I see on that is that both are ways of behave and one complement the other one, is this what they mean with paring? can this be applied to all the pang-tung relationships? What would happen if you consult the i ching and you get as a result two hexagrams that have a pang-tung relationship?
I was reading an I ching that talks about the Pang-Tung relationship between hexagrams, but does not explain why this relationship is important or what it means. Obviously, it is an appositive hexagram and the only thing he mentioned was that the important thing is the paring not the sequence. He gave as an example 15 and 10. I don't know if it is a coincidence or not, but the only relationship I see on that is that both are ways of behave and one complement the other one, is this what they mean with paring? can this be applied to all the pang-tung relationships? What would happen if you consult the i ching and you get as a result two hexagrams that have a pang-tung relationship?