| Standard Rotation Group
P >> n = Lifting a Block
In this rotation group a solid block of yang rises up through the spectrum, energizing complete domains as it ascends. The recycle phase of this rotation takes two steps.
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| A perfectly balanced block of yang, resting comfortably at its base energy.
When a offering leads to balance, this allows raising the game a step. |
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| The initial impetus lifts the whole block one step.
A balance which faciliates raising should lead to persistence. |
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| Perseverance is required to lift the whole block up a second step.
Raising persistited in unconditionally leads to imbalance. |
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| Another step up is one too many - too much yang too high, unbalanced!
When persistence leads to imbalance, a sacrifice becomes required. |
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| The first step in recycling the block.
An imbalance rectified through sacrifice becomes an offering. |
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| The final step in recycling the block.
A sacrifice which becomes an offering leads to balance. |
This group contains all its own complements, so it has no complementary rotation. It shares this characteristinc only with the rotation group P >> n = .
Note that every hexagram in this set is fully resonant so they are all in r(P) = , the only other fully resonant hexagrams are the two symbols in the rotation group P >> n = , making the second connection to that group.
This rotation group is composed of two contrast clusters: A, and B.
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