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The I Ching: Khien Hexagram

By vcrown | Published July 23, 2010

Photo Theme: Botanic Photography The I Ching Complete, Hexagram by Hexagram with Floral Photography related to each entry. The I Ching by James Legge, tr. Sacred Books of the East, vol 16, 1899 The Khien Hexagram Khien indicates progress and success. The superior man, (being humble as it implies), will have a (good) issue (to his [...]

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The I Ching: Tâ Yû Hexagram

By vcrown | Published July 22, 2010

Photo Theme: Botanic Photography The I Ching Complete, Hexagram by Hexagram with Floral Photography related to each entry. The I Ching by James Legge, tr. Sacred Books of the East, vol 16, 1899 The Tâ Yû Hexagram Tâ Yû indicates that, (under the circumstances which it implies), there will be great progress and success. 1. In [...]

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The I Ching: Thung Zân Hexagram

By vcrown | Published July 21, 2010

Photo Theme: Botanic Photography The I Ching Complete, Hexagram by Hexagram with Floral Photography related to each entry. The I Ching by James Legge, tr. Sacred Books of the East, vol 16, 1899 The Thung Zân Hexagram Thung Zăn (or ‘Union of men’) appears here (as we find it) in the (remote districts of the) country, [...]

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The I Ching: Phî Hexagram

By vcrown | Published July 18, 2010

Photo Theme: Botanic Photography The I Ching Complete, Hexagram by Hexagram with Floral Photography related to each entry. The I Ching by James Legge, tr. Sacred Books of the East, vol 16, 1899 The Phî Hexagram In Phî there is the want of good understanding between the (different classes of) men, and its indication is unfavourable [...]

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The I Ching: Thâi Hexagram

By vcrown | Published July 17, 2010

Photo Theme: Botanic Photography The I Ching Complete, Hexagram by Hexagram with Floral Photography related to each entry. The I Ching by James Legge, tr. Sacred Books of the East, vol 16, 1899 The Thâi Hexagram In Thâi (we see) the little gone and the great come. (It indicates that) there will be good fortune, with [...]

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The I Ching: Lî Hexagram

By vcrown | Published July 16, 2010

Photo Theme: Botanic Photography The I Ching Complete, Hexagram by Hexagram with Floral Photography related to each entry. The I Ching by James Legge, tr. Sacred Books of the East, vol 16, 1899 The Lî Hexagram (Lî suggests the idea of) one treading on the tail of a tiger, which does not bite him. There will [...]

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The I Ching: Hsiâo Khû Hexagram

By vcrown | Published July 15, 2010

Photo Theme: Botanic Photography The I Ching Complete, Hexagram by Hexagram with Floral Photography related to each entry. The I Ching by James Legge, tr. Sacred Books of the East, vol 16, 1899 The Hsiâo Khû Hexagram Hsiâo Khû indicates that (under its conditions) there will be progress and success. (We see) dense clouds, but no [...]

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The I Ching: Pî Hexagram

By vcrown | Published July 10, 2010

Photo Theme: Botanic Photography The I Ching Complete, Hexagram by Hexagram with Floral Photography related to each entry. The I Ching by James Legge, tr. Sacred Books of the East, vol 16, 1899 The Pî Hexagram Pî indicates that (under the conditions which it supposes) there is good fortune. But let (the principal party intended [...]

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The I Ching: Sze Hexagram

By vcrown | Published July 9, 2010

Photo Theme: Botanic Photography The I Ching Complete, Hexagram by Hexagram with Floral Photography related to each entry. The I Ching by James Legge, tr. Sacred Books of the East, vol 16, 1899 The Sze Hexagram Sze indicates how, in the case which it supposes, with firmness and correctness, and (a leader of) age and [...]

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The I Ching: Sung Hexagram

By vcrown | Published July 8, 2010

Photo Theme: Botanic Photography The I Ching Complete, Hexagram by Hexagram with Floral Photography related to each entry. The I Ching by James Legge, tr. Sacred Books of the East, vol 16, 1899 The Sung Hexagram Sung intimates how, though there is sincerity in one’s contention, he will yet meet with opposition and obstruction; but [...]

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Category Archives: The I Ching

The I Ching: Khien Hexagram

The I Ching: Tâ Yû Hexagram

The I Ching: Thung Zân Hexagram

The I Ching: Phî Hexagram

The I Ching: Thâi Hexagram

The I Ching: Lî Hexagram

The I Ching: Hsiâo Khû Hexagram

The I Ching: Pî Hexagram

The I Ching: Sze Hexagram

The I Ching: Sung Hexagram

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