Great Preponderance (Da Guo)
Hexagram 28
Trigram Composition
Lower Trigram: Wind (Xun)
Upper Trigram: Lake (Dui)
Binary Representation
[0, 1, 1, 1, 1, 0]
Hexagram Lines
6
Young Yin (stable) ⚋
5
Young Yang (stable) ⚊
4
Young Yang (stable) ⚊
3
Young Yang (stable) ⚊
2
Young Yang (stable) ⚊
1
Young Yin (stable) ⚋
Meaning and Interpretation
The I Ching provides wisdom through the symbolism of the hexagrams. Each hexagram represents a specific state or condition in the universe, and offers guidance on how to navigate that situation.
For a detailed interpretation of this hexagram, consult a comprehensive I Ching text such as the Wilhelm/Baynes translation, or other scholarly resources.