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Hexagram Representation

Each of the three lines that comprises a trigram can take one of four forms:

1. A yang, represented as: (a black line).
2. A yin, represented as: (a black divided line).
3. A mutant yang, represented as: (a red line).
4. A mutant ying, represented as: (a red divided line).

The reader may probably be wondering why four different kinds of lines are needed to represent a dual entity. Basically, the reason is that the comprehension of ``change'' and its life cycle is one of the main concerns in the chinese culture. A mutant line is just a line that potentially can change to become its opposite.

Subsections

- Trigrams
- Oracle Entities