Map 732 The Jigsaw Parts of Jin and Jang in the Nine Star Ki Bagua

Take a look at the simple colouring of negative or Jin and positive or Jang positions in the bagua.

Number 1

Number 9

The difference between 1 and 9 is just
to flip it over twice. Night and day
very much separated.

















Number 2

 Number 8 Flips twice
to match number 2.
Night all over to one corner.

 Number 3

Number 7
Another double flip
to match Number 3

A little bit of night has sneaked into the daylight here.

















Number 4

Number 6 another
double flip to match
up to number 4. Another
separation of the light in all
four corners at least.

 Stand alone Number 5

Interest how in so many different ways numbers can match up. Usually we see 2 and 6 in close relationship but in this case it is 2 and 8 with 4 and 6.

At least the are matching up to their opposite positions in the standard number 5 bagua, 1 / 9, 2/8, 3/7, 4/6, and stand alone 5.Note also if this pattern was produced in 9 colours we would not have noticed the negative and positive patterns.

So number 1 can be double flipped and behave like a number 9. I wonder what we can make from all this. Coloured jigsaws to follow but it is taking longer than anticipated. x