The 64 hexagrams
Tap the 64-hexagram table to see each figure, meaning and six lines.
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According to the book, of the two trigrams in a hexagram, the trigram without the moving line is thể and the trigram with the moving line is dụng; thể is oneself, dụng is the matter at hand. The book states that if thể overcomes dụng, all matters go well; if dụng overcomes thể, all matters go badly; if thể generates dụng, there is loss; if dụng generates thể, there is gain; if thể and dụng are in harmony, things are favourable. This is a convention of the school, not a verified rule.
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