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	Memorizing the I Ching. Hexagram 14. Ta Yu / Possession in Great Measure [Archive] - I Ching Community
		As such hexagram 08 is focused on issues of devotion used to establish control versus hexagram 14 with a focus on perseverence used to establish a sense of direction and so of development.
		In this sequence hexagram 14, the focus upon being the centre of guidence, source of direction-setting, 'opposes' hexagram 05 where we wait.
		The generic properties of hexagram 14 reflect the mixing of the generic properties of hexagram 34 with the generic properties of hexagram 32.
	www.onlineclarity.co.uk /friends/archive/index.php/t-3492.html (5839 words)

	I Ching - Table of Contents
		The I Ching, Hexagram 18, The Ku Hexagram.
		The I Ching, Hexagram 26, The Ta Ch'u Hexagram.
		The I Ching, Hexagram 34, The Ta Chuang Hexagram.
	www.galileolibrary.com /ebooks/as01/iching_toc.htm (695 words)

	I Ching Hexagrams 33-64 - WiccanWeb.ca (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The skeletal form of hexagram 49 is described by analogy to the under-exaggerated properties of hexagram 33 where we have a generic focus on enticement (competitive form), trickary, a 'structured' retreat (spring a trap, draw the enemy 'in').
		The skeletal form of hexagram 50 is described by analogy to the under-exaggerated properties of hexagram 34 where we have a generic focus on invigoration.
		The skeletal form of hexagram 62 is described by analogy to the under-exaggerated properties of hexagram 30 where we have a generic focus on guidance and direction-setting.
	www.wiccanweb.ca /wiki/index.php/I_Ching_hexagram_61 (2794 words)

	Akira Rabelais : Book of Changes
		The power represented by the hexagram is to be interpreted in a dual sense in terms of its action on the universe and of its action on the world of men.
		In the hexagram of heaven the doubling of the trigram implies duration in time, but in the hexagram of earth the doubling connotes the solidity and extension in space by virtue of which the earth is able to carry and preserve all things that live and move upon it.
		The hexagram presents a configuration of circumstances in which a strong element is temporarily held in leash by a weak element.
	www.akirarabelais.com /i/i.html (22334 words)

	Five Phase I Ching : Hexagram Pairs
		Of interest in the dynamics of hexagrams, an interesting pattern in the Changing-Line Matrix, is a relationship of PAIRS of hexagrams where there is a sense of direction, FROM A to B in the pairs.
		By this I mean that hexagram 51 is energy expending, concentrated, and as such 57 reflects a DAMPENING focus, a focus on 'diffuse' use of energy (as in 'Wind') compared to the intense, precise use of energy (as in 'Thunder').
		14 - this hexagram deals with working into a position of influence and wealth and directing development.
	pages.prodigy.net /lofting/icfivepairs.html (2789 words)

	I Ching (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		When a hexagram is cast using one of the processes of divination with I Ching, each of the Lines may be indicated as moving or fixed.
		This was concomitant with the reassessment of Confucianism by Confucians in the light of Taoist and Buddhist metaphysics, and is known in the West as Neo-Confucianism.
		The binary arrangement of hexagrams was developed by the famous Chinese scholar and philosopher Shao Yung (a neo-Confucian and Taoist) in the 11th century.
	i-ching.iqnaut.net (2676 words)

	Introduction to the I Ching (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		This crude meterological analogy overlooks the reality that after one has selected one of the hexagrams through the divining method, this is then followed by considerable interpretation to discern the meaning in regard to one's present situation.
		Still, the bottom line is that the person consulting the I Ching (which is often described as if it were a person, rather than a text) comes to it with a question, and the particular hexagram that is selected is seen as somehow reflecting and revealing that moment's particular dynamic.
		After you have cast your hexagram, go to the I Ching Square, which has a table of all 64 hexagrams in the I Ching.
	www2.carthage.edu /~lochtefe/easian/ICHING.htm (1192 words)

	The Book Of Changes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		This hexagram consists of a doubling of the trigram K'an.
		It is one of the eight hexagrams in which doubling occurs.
		The name of the hexagram, because the trigram is doubled, has the additional meaning, "repetition of danger." Thus the hexagram is intended to designate an objective situation to which one must become accustomed, not a subjective attitude.
	deoxy.org /iching/random (1023 words)

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		The hexagram as a whole means that if balance cannot be maintained by two, a third element of support should be made use of.
		This hexagram calls for sacrificing that which is of the highest "earthly value" - the feeling that we are in command, and we have that ability and right to guide ourself.
		When we receive this hexagram without lines, or as a second hexagram, it either means we should relinquish inappropriate thoughts, or it confirms that we have established a connection with the Higher Power through having made a true sacrifice of our ego.
	www.apocalypse.org /pub/hexagram-8/archives/ting.txt (10158 words)

	I Ching Hexagram 61
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	www.which-tarot.com /82/i-ching-hexagram-61.html (842 words)

	I Ching (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		I Ching: An Annotated Bibliography by Edward Hacker, Steve Moore, Lorraine Patsco (Routledge) With over one thousand entries covering a diverse range of sources including books, articles, unpublished dissertations, taped lectures, devices and software, this is the most comprehensive annotated bibliography of English works on the I Ching.
		If the importance of books is measured by the numbers of their readers, the amount of commentary written on them, the quantity of editions and translations...and, perhaps more than this, the way they've affected human lives across the centuries and the continents...then surely two would appear far ahead of the rest of the field.
		It appeared to me that the perspective and the conceptual devices with which the 1 Ching depicts the essential conditions of the social world were of significance in modem social sciences and their main ideas could be translated without much difficulty into sociological terminology.
	www.sirreadalot.org /religion/religion/chinichingR.htm (4465 words)

	Amazon.ca: I Ching: Books: Blofeld (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		But what Blofeld brought to the I Ching in the mid '60's was a fresh energy and a simple, intentionally "unliterary" voice, which was much needed at the time and which still has value.
		Confucian glosses are present in the basic core text of the Yi Ching, but besides those, Blofeld has left aside the greater bulk of Confucian commentary matereal, focusing, instead, on the main text symbolism, giving better emphasis to the divination process itself.
		The Yi Ching teaches that the universe unfolds according to immutable laws; the difference between the sage and the fool, is that the former seeks to align himself with those laws, whereas the fool opposes them.
	www.amazon.ca /Ching-Change-John-E-Blofeld/dp/0140193359 (1212 words)

	Hexagrams of the I Ching
		The random selection of the hexagram is traditionally accomplished either by a complicated process of using 50 yarrow sticks, or by throwing three coins.
		Most of the text of the I Ching is comprised of explanations and commentary concerning each of the sixty four hexagrams.
		The principles of the I Ching and the law of synchonicity are in accord with the natural Laws of Chaos and Self Organization.
	www.ichingwisdom.com /IChingWisdom/hexagrams.html (1610 words)

	I Ching discussion: hexagram 14 line 1 \| 'Answers' I Ching blog
		In my reading this line exempifies a practice fairly common in the I Ching (and in classic Chinese philosophy in general): to first quote a maxim or axiom and then turn it around, bringing forth a deeper truth that overrides the first.
		The advice thus becomes “you will never reach a great possession (intellectual or material) if you judge a book by its cover.” The first lesson of hexagram 14 concerns reaching the root (jian) of the matter and not stopping at a shallow opinion of what APPEARS to be harmful.
		If one wants to influence for the good one should not be hasty in judgement- the danger lies in the alienation of others, on the one hand, and of becoming the victim-believer of one’s own prejudices on the other hand.
	www.onlineclarity.co.uk /answers/2005/08/21/i-ching-discussion-hexagram-14-line-1 (469 words)

	I Ching Plus : Hexagram Notes
		These relationships have been uncovered through an analysis on how the I Ching was created and how the I Ching reflects properties of our brain in its attempts to derive meaning where the method of derivation of hexagrams automatically associates hexagrams into pairs (2), quartets (4), and octets (8).
		This sequence relates pairs of hexagrams as being variations on a theme where the variation is the BOTTOM line of the hexagram.
		Below are given the links to pages of all 64 hexagrams with their names, general comments on trigram make-up, and the detailed comments on relationships of hexagram pairs as cooperative and competitive (opposite) forms in the expression of meaning.
	pages.prodigy.net /lofting/icpoints.html (573 words)

	I Ching
		The I Ching, or Book of Change, is a Chinese oracle laid down by four authors, first appearing at about 3000 B.C.E. It arises out of the oldest of Chinese philosophies, predating even Taoism, which nonetheless can be applied very naturally to the I Ching.
		Each hexagram evokes a general image which is tied to a general principle involved in the operation of the universe.
		To consult the I Ching, in response to a question, concept or feeling, you toss coins, throw yarrow sticks, or (for those on the cutting edge of technology) use an I Ching program on your home computer or the Internet.
	www.terrylamb.net /iching.htm (1238 words)

	Chinese astrology I Ching
		I Ching, or the Book of Changes or "Bible of Changes" is one of the most ancient books in China.
		I Ching is also a divinatory art, allowing you to find solutions to any problem you may encounter.
		The I Ching is consulted in conjunction with the throwing of three coins six times, in order to create a hexagram of I Ching, which is itself composed of six lines.
	www.astrolim.com /eichi.htm (515 words)

	I CHING WORLD MEMBERS'MAP - NATIONAL HEXAGRAM
		When you cast a hexagram for yourself, you cast it for the Whole.
		The most cast hexagram in the world reveals the exigency of the time for the world.
		The most cast hexagram in your country reveals the exigency of the time for your country.
	www.virtualiching.com /visitors/membersmap.php (67 words)

	I Ching - Chinese Literature - Chinese Art
		In Western cultures, the I Ching is regarded by some as simply a system of divination, but, in fact it expresses the wisdom and philosophy of ancient China.
		Lian Shan, meaning "continuous mountains" in Chinese, begins with the hexagram I Ching hexagram 52Bound (艮 g?n), which depicts a mountain (::) mounting on another and is believed to be the origin of the scripture's name.
		The I Ching is presented as one of many divinationdivinatory methods by which individuals in Pullman's universe are able to communicate with Dust (His Dark Materials)Dust.
	www.famouschinese.com /virtual/I_Ching (2702 words)

	fUSION Anomaly. I Ching
		The King Wen sequence of the sixty-four hexagrams of the I Ching is among the oldest structured abstractions extant.
		The I Ching is a centrally important part of humanity's shamanic heritage that is rich in implications.
		As it is presented to us, however, the I Ching is actually comprised of the combination of eight symbols (trigrams) of three lines, either broken or unbroken, in all possible combinations with each other.
	fusionanomaly.net /iching.html (4725 words)

	Geometry of the I Ching
		Introduction - Hesse on the I Ching and on the chessboard:
		An alternative way of drawing the I Ching hexagrams is suggested by Marie-Louise von Franz.
		Some may find this square-based layout gives each hexagram (except number 1, which is invisible) a more distinctive appearance that that given by the usual solid- and broken-line method.
	log24.com /notes/PHiching.html (655 words)

	.:. Throwing the I Ching .:. ASTRAL TRAVELER .:.
		The upper and lower trigrams are combined to form a hexagram.
		An I Ching book would give much more detail than this basic description, but this gives a sense of how we might hold a vision of Breakthrough as we grow toward enlightenment.
		The I Ching (Book of Changes) has been used as a method of divination for over 3000 years.
	www.astraltraveler.com /i-ching2.html (641 words)

	Liber 216 The I Ching
		Each line of the Hexagram is numbered: The line nearest thyself is number One; whilst the farthest away is number Six.
		Take notice that the Hexagram is divided into two Trigrams: An upper Trigram and a lower Trigram.
		The first two lines refer to the Hexagram as a whole, shewing thee the direction of the matter.
	www.sacred-texts.com /oto/lib216.htm (552 words)

	I Ching Experiences
		Hexagram 36: Ming I / Darkening of the Light
		Hexagram 37: Chia Jên / The Family (The Clan)
		Hexagram 54: Kuei Mei / The Marrying Maiden
	www.ichingresources.co.uk /hexagrams/index.htm (181 words)

	‘Answers’ I Ching blog » Blog Archive » I Ching discussion: hexagram 14 line 1
		In my reading this line exempifies a practice fairly common in the I Ching (and in classic Chinese philosophy in general): to first quote a maxim or axiom and then turn it around, bringing forth a deeper truth that overrides the first.
		The advice thus becomes “you will never reach a great possession (intellectual or material) if you judge a book by its cover.” The first lesson of hexagram 14 concerns reaching the root (jian) of the matter and not stopping at a shallow opinion of what APPEARS to be harmful.
		If one wants to influence for the good one should not be hasty in judgement- the danger lies in the alienation of others, on the one hand, and of becoming the victim-believer of one’s own prejudices on the other hand.
	onlineclarity.co.uk /answers/2005/08/21/i-ching-discussion-hexagram-14-line-1 (476 words)

	The Dallas Yi Jing (I Ching) Meetup Group (Dallas, TX) - Meetup.com
		Sat Oct 14, 1:00 PM The Dallas Yi Jing (I Ching) October Meetup
		New discussion: The Dallas Yi Jing (I Ching)...
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	iching.meetup.com /4 (873 words)

	Hexagram Programs - Guiding Star I Ching, Dynamic Biorhythms, I-Ching Insider
		I Ching Insider presents an interactive tool based on the I Ching or Book of...
		This extremely well presented version of the full Wilhelm Translation of the I Ching, complete with commentary and moving lines simulates the Coin Oracle method.
		I-Ching Insider presents an interactive tool based on the I-Ching, or Book of Changes.
	www.softchecker.com /files/hexagram.html (360 words)

	Removed (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		This page used to contain an hexagram text.
		The new translation now used on this site is however not made available this way.
		The new translation may in the future be made available as a book.
	www.eclecticenergies.com /iching/hexagram.php?nr=14 (36 words)

	Hexagram 13: Fellowship with Men (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The answer: Hexagram 13, Fellowship, changing to Hexagram 14, Great Possession.
		Everything seemed dead to me. After I threw the coins, and received the "Fellowship" hexagram, my attitude changed, and I began to see that within the realm of family, friends, and fellow artists, I was surrounded by loving energy.
		The hexagram helped me to appreciate the love I had taken for granted or disregarded, and the second hexagram (14) further enhanced my ability to appreciate what good fortune I've had.
	www.ichingresources.co.uk /hexagrams/h13.html (116 words)

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