HEXAGRAM
A construct of 6 stacked horizontal lines that are either solid (Yang) or broken (Yin); the basis for the classical I'Ching and the Rave I'Ching; the 64 hexagrams that form the foundation of the I'Ching correlate mathematically with the codon structure of our DNA, our genetic makeup. (see Gates) (see Yin/Yang)
A Hexagram is a structure of six lines numbered from the bottom up.
The hexagram is further sub-divided into two trigrams, each with three lines. The lower trigram is the first three lines from the bottom. The upper trigram is the following three lines to the top. The two trigrams are also related to each other through harmonies, 1/4, 2/5, 3/6.
One of sixty-four (64) archetypes described in the Chinese Book of Changes. Each hexagram has six (6) sub-themes, or lines.
From the Chinese tradition, the Hexagram is a structure built on six line variations of yin and yang possibilities. It is the key ingredient for establishing Human differentiation. The activation in a Hexagram becomes the activation of a Gate in the BodyGraph. The specific imprinting is never general but specifically targeted to a theme within the body.