The Square and Circular
Geometry of the I Ching
The Geometry of the I Ching is a little difficult to explain, but it's not really that difficult to understand, once it has been seen. A serious effort has been made to be very precise and clear in the language used concerning this topic. As a result, the words are rather dry and repetitive, containing a few important changes where they need to be applied.
When the thirty two consecutive Horizontal Pairs of odd and even numbers found in Fu Hsi’s Square are taken to be the two end points of a line, and then such a line is drawn upon Fu Hsi's Square, the very simple design on the right appears.
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When the thirty two Fu Hsi Horizontal Pairs of odd and even numbers in the Magic Square of Mercury are connected by one line, the following design on the right appears:
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When the thirty two Fu Hsi Horizontal Pairs of odd and even numbers in the Magic Square 2 are connected by one line, the design on the right appears:
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When the Hexagrams of the Magic Square of Mercury are taken to be successive Horizontal Pairs, and those pairs are taken to be the two end points of a line and then such a line is drawn upon Magic Square 2, the design on the right appears:
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When King Wen's successive Horizontal Pairs are taken to be the two end points of a line and those two numbers are connected by such a line drawn upon Fu Hsi's Square, the design on the right appears:
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When King Wen's successive Horizontal Pairs are taken to be the two end points of a line and those two numbers are connected by such a line drawn upon the Magic Square of Mercury, the design on the right appears:
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When King Wen's successive Horizontal Pairs are taken to be the two end points of a line and those two numbers are connected by such a line drawn upon Magic Square 2, the design on the right appears:
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When the thirty two consecutive Horizontal Pairs of odd and even numbers found in Fu Hsi’s Square are taken to be the two end points of a line, and then such a line is drawn upon Fu Hsi's Circle, the very simple design on the right appears.
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When the Hexagrams of the Magic Square of Mercury are taken as successive Horizontal Pairs, and if those pairs are taken as being the two end points of one line and such a line is then drawn onto Fu Hsi's Circle, the design on the right appears:
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When the Hexagrams of the Magic Square 2 are taken as successive Horizontal Pairs, and if those pairs are taken as being the two end points of one line and such a line is then drawn onto Fu Hsi's Circle, the design on the right appears:
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When King Wen's successive Horizontal Pairs are taken to be the two end points of a line and those two numbers are connected by such a line drawn upon Fu Hsi's Circle, the design on the right appears.
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