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The Pa-kua (eight trigrams) and the T'ai chi. Learn more about trigrams here |
Sun and Moon cycles in interpretations of I-ching. www.strannik.de/ super/sunmoon.htm |
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I-ching coins used in divination Learn more about I-ching as oracle |
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Pa-kua, the eight trigrams ~www.du.edu/~jcalvert/
math/chinum.htm |
T'ai chi or the Supreme Ultimate (The Yin-Yang dyagram) |
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Yin and Yang and the Pa-kua (the eight trigrams) www.yorumcu.com/tr/ fortune/iching/yinyan.asp |
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