The Book of Changes · 64 hexagrams · 384 lines
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Hexagram 44
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姤：女壯，勿用取女。
Kâu shows a female who is bold and strong. It will not be good to marry (such) a female.
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How three coins build an I Ching hexagram: coin values, the numbers 6 to 9, moving lines, the changed hexagram and the order to read it all in.
Old yin, old yang and the hexagram they change into; Zhu Xi's rules for one to six moving lines; a worked example — so you always know which sentence is speaking.
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