I Ching 101: What is an I Ching Trigram?

In this fifth part on the I Ching 101 we take our journey a step further and explore what is a trigram. A trigram is a foundational building block of the I Ching and through this family of eight forces we can really understand the I Ching in a new light.
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[@RatihEmyK]

Thank you ❤

[@IChingCafe]

Thank you so much too! 😃

[@BryanCheong]

This is such a clear explanation, I love the way you visualise these concepts.

[@IChingCafe]

Thank you SO MUCH Bryan! Really appreciate you being here.

[@CarolBlaneyPhD]

Well done video, I thank you so much!!

[@IChingCafe]

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[@sanoacupunctureandwellness3633]

Beautiful explanation. Thank you.

[@IChingCafe]

Thank you so much! 🙂🙏

[@OneaeBlack]

This was incredible, thank you.

[@IChingCafe]

Thank you so much, really appreciate that!

[@psychicadrian]

Oh my goodness, you are South African. I am too!!!

[@IChingCafe]

Indeed! Ha ha lovely to have you here! 😀

[@maxx1170]

hi, may i know what does the arrow pointing upward and downward in the hexagram means? thank you.

[@IChingCafe]

That's a great question, thank you. Each of the trigrams moved in a direction, up or down or dispersing up or sinking and resting. So the arrows depict that movement, and then gives insight into how two trigrams in a hexagram might interact. Hope that helps!