Change Oracle - Revision history

Nagasiva: swap ma wang with wen want

2021-09-04T19:50:35Z

swap ma wang with wen want

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	[[Image:later-heaven-ba-gua.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|center\|The Later Heaven Ba Gua Arrangement]]		[[Image:later-heaven-ba-gua.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|center\|The Later Heaven Ba Gua Arrangement]]
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			[[Image:ma-wang-dui-ba-gua.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|center\|The Ma Wang Dui Ba Gua Arrangement]]
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	[[Image:wen-wang-ba-gua.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|center\|The Wen Wang Ba Gua Arrangement]]		[[Image:wen-wang-ba-gua.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|center\|The Wen Wang Ba Gua Arrangement]]
	~~<BR>~~
	~~[[Image:ma-wang-dui-ba-gua.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|center\|The Ma Wang Dui Ba Gua Arrangement]]~~

	====100111 (64) HEXAGRAMS====		====100111 (64) HEXAGRAMS====

Nagasiva: /* 10 MICROCOSM */ introduction assist

2021-06-19T17:57:58Z

10 MICROCOSM: introduction assist

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	==10 MICROCOSM==		==10 MICROCOSM==

	'<strong>YI</strong>' means change. Yi Shu is a divination easing the use of binary figures to consult an ancient oracle.		'<strong>YI</strong>' means change. Yi Shu is a divination reference easing the use of binary figures to consult an ancient oracle. Chinese origins for this information feature a number of texts of varying age to accompany it, one of which has become well-known in Euroamerican culture: "I Ching" (<strong>CHANGE CLASSIC</strong>), also known as the Chou Dynasty I Ching. King Wen and Duke of Chou commentaries appear alongside the traditional names for the hexagrams, which are interpreted according to the querent's situation and the answer to a question posed to the oracle is inferred based on these commentaries and names.

			Yi Shu or Change Oracle is not Yijing / I Ching, but an alternative construct simplifying hexagram construction and arrival at outcome in response to the querent question while maintaining the conventional odds for lines and ignoring Chou Dynasty commentaries.
	~~Chinese origins for this information feature a number of texts of varying age to accompany it, one of which has become well-known in Euroamerican culture: "~~I Ching~~" (<strong>CHANGE CLASSIC</strong>)~~, ~~also known as the Chou Dynasty I Ching. King Wen~~ and ~~Duke of Chou commentaries appear alongside the traditional names for the hexagrams, which are interpreted according~~ to the querent~~'s situation and the answer to a~~ question ~~posed to~~ the ~~oracle is inferred based on these~~ commentaries ~~and names~~.

	===1001 TRIGRAMS AND HEXAGRAMS (GUA)===		===1001 TRIGRAMS AND HEXAGRAMS (GUA)===

Nagasiva: /* 10 MICROCOSM */ method of consult

2021-06-19T16:28:56Z

10 MICROCOSM: method of consult

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	==10 MICROCOSM==		==10 MICROCOSM==

	'<strong>YI</strong>' means change. Yi Shu is a divination ~~book for all people to~~ use binary figures to consult ~~the~~ ancient oracle.		'<strong>YI</strong>' means change. Yi Shu is a divination easing the use of binary figures to consult an ancient oracle.


	Chinese origins for this ~~oracle~~ feature a number of texts to accompany it, one of which has become well-known in ~~Euro-centric~~ culture: "I Ching" (<strong>CHANGE CLASSIC</strong>), also known as the Chou Dynasty I Ching. King Wen and Duke of Chou commentaries appear alongside the traditional names for the hexagrams, which are interpreted according to the querent's situation and a question posed to the oracle.		Chinese origins for this information feature a number of texts of varying age to accompany it, one of which has become well-known in Euroamerican culture: "I Ching" (<strong>CHANGE CLASSIC</strong>), also known as the Chou Dynasty I Ching. King Wen and Duke of Chou commentaries appear alongside the traditional names for the hexagrams, which are interpreted according to the querent's situation and the answer to a question posed to the oracle is inferred based on these commentaries and names.

	===1001 TRIGRAMS AND HEXAGRAMS (GUA)===		===1001 TRIGRAMS AND HEXAGRAMS (GUA)===

Nagasiva: /* 10 MICROCOSM */ binary oracle

2021-06-18T18:38:52Z

10 MICROCOSM: binary oracle

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	==10 MICROCOSM==		==10 MICROCOSM==

	'<strong>YI</strong>' means change. Chinese origins for this oracle feature a number of texts to accompany it, one of which has become well-known in Euro-centric culture: "I Ching" (<strong>CHANGE CLASSIC</strong>). ~~Chinese tradition has~~ King Wen and Duke of Chou commentaries alongside the traditional names for the hexagrams, ~~and these~~ are interpreted ~~as they pertain~~ to the querent's situation and ~~the~~ question posed to the oracle.		'<strong>YI</strong>' means change. Yi Shu is a divination book for all people to use binary figures to consult the ancient oracle.


			Chinese origins for this oracle feature a number of texts to accompany it, one of which has become well-known in Euro-centric culture: "I Ching" (<strong>CHANGE CLASSIC</strong>), also known as the Chou Dynasty I Ching. King Wen and Duke of Chou commentaries appear alongside the traditional names for the hexagrams, which are interpreted according to the querent's situation and a question posed to the oracle.

	===1001 TRIGRAMS AND HEXAGRAMS (GUA)===		===1001 TRIGRAMS AND HEXAGRAMS (GUA)===

Nagasiva: cultural context

2021-06-18T18:29:45Z

cultural context

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	==10 MICROCOSM==		==10 MICROCOSM==

	<strong>YI</strong> is change. Chinese origins feature texts to accompany ~~the oracle;~~ one has become well-known in Euro-centric culture, "I Ching" (<strong>CHANGE CLASSIC</strong>). Chinese tradition has King Wen and Duke of Chou commentaries alongside the traditional names for the hexagrams, and these are interpreted as they pertain to the querent's situation and the question posed to the oracle.		'<strong>YI</strong>' means change. Chinese origins for this oracle feature a number of texts to accompany it, one of which has become well-known in Euro-centric culture: "I Ching" (<strong>CHANGE CLASSIC</strong>). Chinese tradition has King Wen and Duke of Chou commentaries alongside the traditional names for the hexagrams, and these are interpreted as they pertain to the querent's situation and the question posed to the oracle.

	===1001 TRIGRAMS AND HEXAGRAMS (GUA)===		===1001 TRIGRAMS AND HEXAGRAMS (GUA)===

Nagasiva: descriptive usage

2021-06-18T17:59:53Z

descriptive usage

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	[[Image:yi-shu-title.jpg\|600px\|thumb\|left\|]]<br>		[[Image:yi-shu-title.jpg\|600px\|thumb\|left\|]]<br>
	==01 MACROCOSM==		==01 MACROCOSM==
	~~211106~~ version (= Binary Hexagram 38 :: 10:01:10 -- King Wen Hexagram 18; Corruption)		210611 version (= Binary Hexagram 38 :: 10:01:10 -- King Wen Hexagram 18; Corruption)

	==10 MICROCOSM==		==10 MICROCOSM==

	<strong>YI</strong> is change. Chinese ~~cultural~~ origins feature texts to accompany the oracle; one has become well-known in Euro-centric culture, ~~which is the Neo-Confucian~~ "I Ching" (<strong>CHANGE CLASSIC</strong>).		<strong>YI</strong> is change. Chinese origins feature texts to accompany the oracle; one has become well-known in Euro-centric culture, "I Ching" (<strong>CHANGE CLASSIC</strong>). Chinese tradition has King Wen and Duke of Chou commentaries alongside the traditional names for the hexagrams, and these are interpreted as they pertain to the querent's situation and the question posed to the oracle.

	===1001 TRIGRAMS AND HEXAGRAMS (GUA)===		===1001 TRIGRAMS AND HEXAGRAMS (GUA)===

Nagasiva: /* 100101 LINES (2) AND BIGRAMS (4) */ lines and bigrams text

2021-06-18T16:52:45Z

100101 LINES (2) AND BIGRAMS (4): lines and bigrams text

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	====100101 LINES (2) AND BIGRAMS (4)====		====100101 LINES (2) AND BIGRAMS (4)====

	Change Divination (~~yi shu~~) ~~utilizes~~ four types of <strong>LINES</strong>, which emerge from four bilinear combinations composed of:<br>		Change Divination (Yi Shu) uses four types of <strong>LINES</strong>, which emerge from four bilinear combinations composed of:<br>

	[[Image:yin-line.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|center\|Yin lines are divided]]		[[Image:yin-line.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|center\|Yin lines are divided]]
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	<strong>MOVING LINES</strong> are composites, ~~vibrating~~ between Yin and Yang values.		2 of these are <strong>MOVING LINES</strong>, which are composites, of a character between 'Youthful' Yin and Yang values.

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	<font size=+4>		<font size="+4">
	<strong>Yin-Yang</strong><br>		<strong>Yin-Yang</strong><br>
	<strong>Yang-Yin</strong><br>		<strong>Yang-Yin</strong><br>
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	[[Image:young-yin-remaining-yin-line.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|center\|Young/Greater Yin: stable <strong>LINE</strong>, remaining Yin]]		[[Image:young-yin-remaining-yin-line.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|center\|Young/Greater Yin: stable <strong>LINE</strong>, remaining Yin]]

	the <strong>LINE</strong> in(PARENTHESES) wells up from below the <strong>LINE</strong> we know, determining its apparent character.		the <strong>LINE</strong> in(PARENTHESES) wells up from below the <strong>LINE</strong> we know, determining its apparent character.

	stable (Young) <strong>LINES</strong> are reinforced by underwelling equals, known as 'Greater' on account of their accumulation (Younger/Greater Yin, Yang)		stable (Young) <strong>LINES</strong> are reinforced by underwelling equals, known as 'Greater' on account of their accumulation (Younger/Greater Yin, Yang)

Nagasiva: /* 100101 LINES (2) AND BIGRAMS (4) */ 2 bigrams

2021-06-17T16:51:20Z

100101 LINES (2) AND BIGRAMS (4): 2 bigrams

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	<strong>Yin-Yang</strong><br>		<strong>Yin-Yang</strong><br>
	~~<strong>Yang-Yang</strong><br>~~
	<strong>Yang-Yin</strong><br>		<strong>Yang-Yin</strong><br>
	~~<strong>Yin-Yin</strong>~~
	</center>		</center>
	</font>		</font>

Nagasiva: /* 100101 LINES (2) AND BIGRAMS (4) */ sentences

2021-06-17T16:50:13Z

100101 LINES (2) AND BIGRAMS (4): sentences

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	Change Divination (yi shu) utilizes four types of <strong>LINES</strong>, which emerge from four bilinear combinations composed of:<br>		Change Divination (yi shu) utilizes four types of <strong>LINES</strong>, which emerge from four bilinear combinations composed of:<br>

	[[Image:yin-line.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|center\|~~Divided~~ Yin]]		[[Image:yin-line.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|center\|Yin lines are divided]]

	<center>and</center>		<center>and</center>

	[[Image:yang-line.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|center\|~~Undivided~~ Yang]]		[[Image:yang-line.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|center\|Yang lines are undivided]]

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Nagasiva: /* 10 MICROCOSM */ rephrasing

2021-06-16T20:48:05Z

10 MICROCOSM: rephrasing

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	~~including moving lines, these are symbolized by~~ <strong>BIGRAMS</strong>, the Four Symbols (<strong>HSIANG</strong>). <strong>MOVING LINE</strong> images are annotated with ~~the~~ numbers <strong>1</strong> or <strong>O</strong>.		<strong>BIGRAMS</strong> help symbolize moving lines, comprising the Four Symbols (<strong>HSIANG</strong>). <strong>MOVING LINE</strong> images are annotated with numbers <strong>1</strong> or <strong>O</strong>.

	[[Image:old-yin-becoming-yang-line.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|center\|Old/Lesser Yin: moving <strong>LINE</strong>, becoming Yang]]		[[Image:old-yin-becoming-yang-line.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|center\|Old/Lesser Yin: moving <strong>LINE</strong>, becoming Yang]]