Map 703 The I Ching Numbers and Their Directions

Directions of the Hexagrams

As we can see from above the directions in each box is the direction that Hexagram would be facing. e.g. 1.7 is facing S.W. But we know its sits in the N.E. Facing S.W. So the directions shown are the direction each Hexagram is looking towards. If you fold the I Ching Hexagrams down the centre line which are all marked with C for energies that are sitting in the centre then you will see as the fold over onto each other they cover a Hexagram in the opposite direction. Again e.g. 1/7 Hex 47 S.W. facing is sitting opposite and would cover, if folded Hexagram 60 7/1 which is facing N.E. Once again showing us that we need only know half the story to work out the other half in the I Ching.

Is it possible that as a Hexagram 47 person I live on an axis of 7 Hexagrams that affect my life.

If I belonged to the Hex 43 I would have only two Hexagrams 43 facing NW and Hexagram 10 facing S.E. to contend with, potentially a simpler life.

It takes me back to the 1/7 with its shadow 4/1 having a connection to 7/1 and its shadow 1/4.

So 1/7 is South West facing but in this map in the number 2 position so it travels the 2/8 axis as does Hex 60 7/1. 6/8 is associated with facing West and 8/6 facing East both working on the 3/7 axis. 4/9 is associated with facing North but is also associated with 9/4 facing South and the 1/9 Axis. So three axis are at work for me. 2/8 - 3/7 and 1/9. At the centre of them all is the 3/3 tree energy. 

How does your Hexagram work for you and what sort of axis does it open for you x