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Circles of emotions and rings of psychological types.
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The first page describes the order of hexagrams i-jing in pairs
and quadras according to which hexagrams form esoteric sequence in the
Book of Changes and correspond with power chakras of a human body, and
in essence symbolize metaphysical structures of a body and harmonious
structures of the Universe.
The second page shows hexagonal symbols according to which
hexagrams i-jing form five groups and correspond with numbers of the
Chinese numerology, and also correspond with symbols of the Chinese
zodiac and hexadecimal (sexagesimal) scale of notation of ancient
Babylon.
The third page shows circular spatial arrangements or otherwise
to tell circles of emotions in which hexagrams i-jing correspond with
physiognomic symbols and symbolize mutual relations of people according
to aspects which are similar to aspects in astrology.
The fourth page shows the scheme of physiognomic symbols and
hexagrams i-jing within astrological circle according to which it is
possible to speak about harmonious or inconsistent parities of emotional
displays, namely it is possible to speak about parities of emotions
according to aspects of physiognomic symbols.
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The fifth page represents the logic device in which circles of
hexagrams i-jing have different diameters and are imposed on each other
in the form of a pyramid, and also have an axis of rotation concerning
which each circle can be rotated that allows to analyze aspects and
variants of emotional parities.
The sixth page organizes hexagrams of the Books of Changes i-jing
in rings according to numerological principles of a magic square.
The seventh page shows the scheme in which rings of hexagrams
i-jing correspond with quarters of a magic square that is possible to
consider as a geometrical decision of the circular quadrature (quadrature
of a circle).
Besides shows game boards which are constructed according to principles
of a magic square and are intended for puzzles, or for realization of
fortune-telling.
The eighth and ninth pages show parities of hexagrams of the
Books of Changes i-jing in rings with physiognomic symbols and
corresponding psychological types of analytical psychology, and also
results examples of psychological interrelations in rings.
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