Teacher Wei Jie Six-Yao Hexagram Meaning and Transformation Prediction Method Six-Yao Online Video Teaching (Video 17 lessons + handouts)

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Teacher Wei Jie’s 'Six Yao Hexagram Meaning and Transformation Prediction Method' will guide you in-depth to introduce the Six Yao hexagram meaning and transformation prediction method, helping you master this ancient forecasting skill.

In this course, you will learn how to correctly interpret the Six Yao hexagrams, understand the meanings and symbolic significance of each hexagram. By studying ancient classical texts and traditional thinking patterns, you will develop a profound understanding of the Six Yao hexagrams and be able to accurately predict future trends of change.

This course will also teach you how to apply the Six Yao hexagram meaning and transformation prediction method in practical situations. You will learn the steps and techniques of forecasting, including how to create hexagram diagrams, interpret the meanings of hexagrams, and make accurate predictions based on hexagrams. Through case studies and exercises, you will gradually master this forecasting skill and be able to apply it to your life and work.

The interactions of the Five Elements—generation, overcoming, controlling, transforming, combining, tomb, extinction, and destruction (these are related to the functional relationships of the Five Elements and are foundational; not elaborated here)—all provide guidance for social behaviors and individual mindsets. As members of society, individual actions are influenced by multiple factors. The concept of the Six Relations originates from transforming social behaviors into the Five Elements framework, linking human social actions with natural Five Elements, as an application of the 'Unity of Heaven and Humanity' philosophy in prediction. The functional relationships of the Five Elements derive from summarizing the Four Symbols law, which in turn is based on classifying Yin and Yang energies and correlating them with natural climate patterns. The 24 Solar Terms further subdivide the changes of Yin and Yang energies, representing cold and warmth. Therefore, the concept of 'Qi' holds a pivotal position in this traditional Chinese culture. Agriculture is guided by 'the changes of Qi,' traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes Qi flow and blood vitality, and 'Ziwu Liu Zhu' (midday and midnight pillars) adjusts diet and daily routines based on daily Qi fluctuations. Taoist cultivation emphasizes essence, Qi, and spirit; humans should have righteous Qi; Chinese painting emphasizes Qi and rhyme, with myriad phenomena.

The Four Symbols rule reflects social interactions and behaviors, according to the theory of the Book of Changes, which includes lesser Yang, greater Yang, lesser Yin, and greater Yin.

Four Symbols types: In social behavior activities, individuals are influenced by four forces: support, resistance, rejection, and control. The Four Symbols method of divination analyzes human behavior around these four forces, providing clear insights into the mental and behavioral aspects of the predictor.

This set of materials is collected and organized byYijing Mysticism Data NetworkCollected and organized, document name: Teacher Wei Jie’s 'Six Yao Hexagram Meaning and Transformation Prediction Method' Six Yao Online Video Course (17 videos + lecture notes). The materials include images, videos, Word documents, and other file types. Hope this helps you in learning the Six Yao and Bagua.

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2. Six Yao Transformation Lesson Nine.mp4
3. Six Yao Transformation Lesson Four.mp4
4. Six Yao Transformation Lesson One.mp4
5. Six Yao Transformation Lesson Seven.mp4
6. Six Yao Transformation Lesson Five.mp4
7. Six Yao Transformation Lesson Ten.mp4
8. Six Yao Transformation Lesson Seventeen.mp4
9. Six Yao Transformation Lesson Six.mp4
10. Six Yao Transformation Lesson Fifteen.mp4
11. Six Yao Transformation Lesson Fourteen.mp4
12. Six Yao Transformation Lesson Twelve.mp4
13. Six Yao Transformation Lesson Eleven.mp4
14. Six Yao Change and Adaptation Lesson 13.mp4
15. Six Yao Change and Adaptation Lesson 8.mp4
16. Six Yao Change and Adaptation Episode 3.mp4
17. Six Yao Change and Adaptation Manual.doc
18. Six Yao Change and Adaptation Lecture 2.mp4
19. Sixteen Lessons.mp4