Hexagram (I Ching)
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A hexagram is any of the sixty-four sets of solid and broken lines used in the Chinese classic text I Ching. Each of these consists of two trigrams: divided (yin) and undivided (yang), and may be referred to by either its own name and number or as one trigram over another. The hexagrams are thought to represent patterns that can develop in one's life.
For a complete list, see here.
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