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The text of the I Ching is a set of oracular statements represented by 64 sets of six
lines each called hexagrams. Each hexagram is a figure composed of six stacked
horizontal lines, each line is either Yang (an unbroken, or solid line), or Yin (broken,
an open line with a gap in the center). With six such lines stacked from bottom to
top there are 64 hexagrams represented.
The hexagram diagram is composed of four three-line arrangements
called trigrams of which there are 32. The traditional view was that
the hexagrams were a later development and resulted from
combining the two trigrams. However, in the earliest relevant
archaeological evidence, groups of numerical symbols on many
Western Zhou bronzes and a very few Shang oracle bones, such
groups already usually appear in sets of six. A few have been found in
sets of three numbers, but these are somewhat later. Note also that these
numerical sets greatly pre-date the groups of broken and unbroken lines, leading
modern scholars to doubt the mythical early attributions of the hexagram system
Each hexagram represents a description of a state or process. When a hexagram
is cast using one of the traditional processes of divination with I Ching, each of the
yin or yang lines will be indicated as either moving (changing), or fixed
(unchanging). Moving (also sometimes called “old”, or “unstable”) lines will change
to their opposites, that is “young” lines of the other type — old yang becoming
young yin, and old yin becoming young yang.