I noticed that there is a hexagram made up of 3 yin lines (upper half) and 3 yang lines (bottom half) on the upper left corner of the Geomancy-online webpage. What does the hexagram represent? (Must be something auspicious enough that you would have it there :)
Is there any reference on the internet regarding the explanation of all the I-ching hexagrams?
brgds,
Rose

Dear Rose,
Thanks for your keen powers of observation.
Please see below:-
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From: "Rose Say"
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I noticed that there is a hexagram made up of 3 yin lines (upper half) and
3 yang lines (bottom half) on the upper left corner of the Geomancy-online
webpage. What does the hexagram represent? (Must be something auspicious
enough that you would have it there :)
The Geomancy-Online webpage logo was specially designed by the author:-

1. The hexagram is the Metal Element and the surrounding is Water. I leave
you to guess what our Element is:)
2. The hexagram is known as Tai or Peace.
Tai symbolizes peace and harmony. The upper Trigram is Qian represents
Heaven and the lower one is Kun represents Earth. The Yin force of Kun
pushes downards while the Yang force of Qian pushes upwards. This means that
the forcesof Heaven and Earth and yin and yang are equally matched and
combined together. All things as a result are growing and flourishing.
This trigram is considered very auspicious, indicating peace and fortune
i.e. everything will go as expected or hoped. The future looks good.
This symbol is thus the equvalent of the the " Yin and Yang " logo you
commonly see and it is found on the Geomancy.net centre logo.

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Is there any reference on the internet regarding the explanation of all the
I-ching hexagrams?

Please visit this I-Ching site which has one of the best links to many
I-Ching (Book of Changes) sites:-
This is the url:
http://www.zhouyi.com/
Confucious once mentioned that if he had lived another 50 years, he would
dedicate his life to learning the I-Ching.
Geomany-U.com will at a later date, cover this topic also.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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On 5/10/99 11:07:51 AM, Anonymous wrote:
The Geomancy-Online webpage logo
was specially designed by the
author:-

1. The hexagram is

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the Metal Element and the
surrounding is Water. I
leave
you to guess what our
Element is:)
May I guess
i. weak water
ii. strong fire, or
iii. strong earth
I believe you can understand the reasons for my guesses.
What is the difference between
metal (gold) surrounded by water (blue), vs
water surrounded by metal?

brgds,
Rose

Dear Rose,
Please read below:-
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Date: Monday, May 10, 1999 11:55 AM
Subject: Re: I-Ching Hexagram

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From: "Rose Say"
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On 5/10/99 11:07:51 AM, Anonymous wrote:
The Geomancy-Online webpage logo
was specially designed by the
author:-

1. The hexagram is
the Metal Element and the
surrounding is Water. I
leave
you to guess what our
Element is:)
May I guess
i. weak water
ii. strong fire, or
iii. strong earth
I believe you can understand the reasons for my guesses.
What is the difference between
metal (gold) surrounded by water (blue), vs
water surrounded by metal?

 

The difference is that when metal is surrounded by water, it actually enhances the water from within, making it much stronger. On the other hand, if water is inside and surrounded by metal, the water inside becomes stronger, but the exterior metal weakens. Ideally, the external layer should be stronger than the interior to effectively deflect external forces.
Warmest Regards
Robert Lee

 

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brgds,
Rose
 

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