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The Man-Made Bāguà 1 (The Evil Thoughts)

What about the three lines in a man-made trigram (guà)? Are they inner voices too?

Yes, they are also voices from within; and to be exact, very loud and imposing voices from a parallel world created artificially by human.

They too interact with each other ...

The Natural Bāguà 2 (The Good Bāguà Effects)

Mathematically, there are eight (2 x 2 x 2 = 8) possible natural paths that can sustain the forward momentum towards one’s destiny.

1. Heaven (天, ☰: go-go-go): All systems go.

Heaven is a skyrocketing process that drives human (人) to breakthrough ...

The Natural Bāguà 1 (The Inconvenient Truths)

A trigram has three lines. Really, what are they?

At a glance, the trigram looks like a three-beat pulse in motion. When put under the microscope, there are actually three parties (earth, human, heaven) working hand in hand to find the best way ...

The Bāguà Theory 5 (The 8 x 8 Algorithms)

“四象演八卦、八八六十四卦
The four phenomena evolve into eight trigrams, and eight by eight becomes sixty-four hexagrams.”

Previously, the bāguà poem shows how the yīn-yáng force works the human universe with a four-beat gait, which contracts to naturalize and ...

The Bāguà Theory 4 (The Normal Cycle)

“兩儀生四象: 即少陰、太陰、少陽、太陽、
The two forms produce four phenomena -- the lesser yīn, greater yīn, lesser yáng, and greater yáng.”

Basically, it says: “a young and old yīn + a young and old yáng = four manifestations.”

Notes (sourced from ctext.org):

少 (shǎo): few ...

The Bāguà Theory 3 (The Yīn-Yáng Phenomenon)

“太極生兩儀、即陰陽;
The supreme limits give rise to two forms, namely: yīn and yáng.”

Exactly, it says: “A supreme existence is exemplified by a yīn-yáng phenomenon.”

Behind the proclamation, there lies a secret message; hidden in the character 儀 (yí ...

The Bāguà Theory 2 (Defining Limits)

“無極生有極、有極是太極、
Evolve from a growth without limits to a growth with limits, and the limits must be supreme limits.”

The bāguà poem starts off by describing how a human universe evolves from nothing (無) to something (有), and then to its supreme form (太).

The ...

The Bāguà Theory 1 (The Inventor of Bāguà)

Fúxī (伏羲), a Chinese legend, invented the bāguà (八卦) during the mid-29th century BCE.

“In the beginning there was as yet no moral or social order.
Men knew their mothers only, not their fathers. When hungry, they searched for food; when satisfied, they ...

The Big Bang Theory 2 (The Earth-Heaven Link)

Next is a crippling sensation; overpowered by a sudden burst of energy that inflates the entire body, and oozes out from every single pore.

“Crippling” because the energized “being” literally took over the running of the body and mind; totally ...

The Big Bang Theory 1 (The Ego-Soul Separation)

“Bang!” That is the sound of a newborn human universe; yours and mine are alike.

No, it is not an exaggeration. It is an audible signal for an unfolding natural process; no different from thunder, the sound of lightning that warns of an impending ...

I am a super fan of I-Ching. So, there will be lots of it from now on; enough to bore you to death. But, if you can survive the boredom, the untold story will definitely spice up the way you look at life. Because that’s the “hidden agenda” of I-Ching – to spice up people’s lives.

I-Ching? They ...