Yao refers to Yang Yao and Yin Yao. Yang Yao is a solid line and Yin Yao is a dotted line. Different solid lines and dotted lines form a hexagram. The meaning of Yao Bian refers to a hexagram. Changes in Yang Yao and Yin Yao, their changes will produce new hexagrams. It can also be said that all hexagrams are due to changes in the Yao. Detailed explanation of the Six Yao

1. The Six Yao is the traditional Chinese hexagram A method of divination, often equated with horoscopes. The name Liuyao is basically a popular name among the people. Its aliases include "Huozhulin prediction", "Najia prediction", "Zhouyi prediction", etc. It is mostly called Zhouyi prediction in books. 2. Liuyao is called Liuyao basically because of its shape. After the hexagram is completed, it has six lines. Due to different reasons of movement and stillness, there are many changes. There are sixty-four hexagrams in Yi, and each hexagram has six lines. Hexagrams are divided into masters and variations due to the movement of the lines, so the evolution of the six lines is no less complicated than the eight characters. There are many ways to form a hexagram with three or six lines, and even more so among masters. For example: money makes a hexagram, yarrow makes a hexagram, sound makes a hexagram, a name makes a hexagram, a direction makes a hexagram, etc. You can do whatever is possible. What can you do if you have a hexagram? According to the display of the hexagram, we start from the divination of the celestial beings and numbers, and we can predict anything in the world by relying on the restraint between the lines. From a modern scientific point of view, this kind of divination is somewhat superstitious, but from a cultural perspective, it is still a wonder of ancient Chinese subjective materialist philosophy. To understand the Six Yao Lines, you must first understand the names of the sixty-four hexagrams of the Eight Palaces, which are listed below: Qian Palace Bagua: (all belong to gold) Qian Wei Tian, ??Tian Feng Jiao, Tian Shan Dun, Tian Di Bu, Feng Di Guan, Shan Di Pei, Huo Di Jin and Huotian are great. Kan Gong Bagua: (Both belong to water) Kan is water, Shui Zejie, Shui Lei Tun, Water and Fire Ji Ji, Ze Huo Ge, Lei Huo Feng, Earth Fire Ming Yi, Earth Water Master. The Eight Diagrams of Gen Palace: (belonging to earth) Gen is a mountain, the mountain is full of fire, the mountain is a big animal, the mountain is damaged, the fire is bright, the sky is full, the wind is in the middle, and the wind is gradually rising. Zhen Gong Bagua: (belonging to wood) Zhen is thunder, thunder earth Yu, thunder water decomposition, thunder wind constant, earth wind rising, water wind well, Ze wind is too great, Ze Lei will follow. Xun Palace Bagua: (belongs to wind) Xun is wind, wind and sky small animals, wind and fire family, wind and thunder benefit, sky and thunder are nothing, fire and thunder bite, mountain thunder and mountain wind Gu. Li Gong Bagua: (belongs to fire) Li is fire, volcano travels, fire and wind tripod, fire and water are not enough, mountains and rivers are misty, feng shui is chaotic, heaven and water are litigious, and heaven and fire are the same. Kun Guan Bagua: (belonging to earth) Kun is the earth, the earth is thunderous, the earth is luxuriant, the earth is peaceful, the earth is peaceful, the thunder and sky are strong, the Zetian is great, the water and sky are needed, and the water and earth are compared. Dui Gong Bagua: (belonging to gold) Dui is Ze, Ze Shui is trapped, Ze Di is rich, Ze Shan is salty, Shui Shan is jian, Di Shan is modest, Lei Shan is a little guilty, Lei Ze is the sister.

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Starting hexagrams and arranging hexagrams:

Before starting hexagrams, you need to understand the appearance of the Yao: Three consecutive lines of stems "≡ "The three consecutive lines are all single, which is the Qian hexagram. (One point is single) The three lines of "≡≡" are separated and all three lines are broken, which is the hexagram of Kun. (Two points are split) The first line of Zhenyang Meng's "" is single, and the second and third lines are both split, which is the Zhen Gua. Gen covers the bowl "＝:" The first and second lines are all broken down, and the third line is single, which is the Gen hexagram. The empty "一一" in Li is a single line in the first line, a single line in the second line, and a single line in the third line, which is the Li hexagram. Kan is full of "one" first line, second line single, and third line, which is the Kan hexagram. The first and second Yaos are both single when the "two" are missing. The three lines are divided into Dui Gua. The first line of "一一" is broken off under Xun, and the second and third lines are all single, which is the Xun hexagram.