Variations on a Theme of DNA I Ching and Nine Star Ki

Variations on a Theme of Nine Star Ki I Ching

A solid white line is a Jang line in this particular variation and nothing is Jin. You

could say Jang is switched on and Jin is switched off. We have numbers 1 to 4 and

6 to 9. In I Ching lines number 5 does not feature. Notice how numbers 1 and 9

are opposites Jang in 1 is Jin in 9 and vice versa. Numbers 2 and 6 also have the

same opposites type of connection number 2 is off or empty so all Jin and number

6 has three Jang lines so is full or on. Numbers 1, 2, 6 and 9 never appear in the

Hexagrams with alerts in them they are simple opposites so if you flip them

over they will read exactly the same thing.

Number 3 matches to number 8 but in a different way these read the same when flipped

over. Flip 3 you have 8. The same flip rules apply to numbers 4 and 7. This is very

likely the reason 3, 4, 7 and 8 create problems or alerts.

We see that 1 and 9 and 2 and 6 match by opposites where one has Jang the other has

Jin. We also find that match between the numbers 3 and 4 and 7 and 8 so they now have

two ways of matching to each other.

When a crystal of DNA is made from the I Ching Hexagrams they have a base then five

Hexagrams move up the left hand side to the top where one more Hexagram appears

then it moves down the right hand side to the bottom – 12 Hexagrams in all. Once it

turns at the top it starts to read the Hexagrams upside down and herein lies the cause or confusions between the Numbers of Nine Star Ki and The I Ching.

The Alerts...8 of the Hexagrams that do not conform to standard. 

Hex 61 AGT 7/4 - Hex 62 TCA 8/3

Notice in this pairing G becomes C instead of T or A changing

The Nine Star Ki numbers do not match either. Yet if we say they

do match in the second variation it would work. Instead of 3 and 8 and 4

and 7 we can put 3 and 4 together and 7 and 8 together.

Hex 27 ACT 3/8 - Hex 28 TGA 4/7

Notice in this pairing C becomes G instead of T or A changing –

the Nine Star Ki numbers do not match either but again the second

variation on numbers would work.

Maybe this had to occur because if you read AGT backwards swopping T

and A you would get AGT so no change would occur. ACT would also read

ACT backwards, TCA would remain TCA and finally TGA would remain TGA. So they have got together and swopped top hexagrams in order to make sure change occurs. So swopping the way we have means that the second

variation of matches in Nine Star Ki has to be used.

Hex 51 GCC 3/3 - Hex 52 CCG 8/8

Notice in this pairing GCC should become GGC but the Nine Star Ki

numbers do match in the original variation of one flip over.

Hex 57 CGG 4/4 - Hex 58 GGC 7/7

Notice in this pairing CGG should become CCG but the Nine Star Ki

numbers do match in the original variation of one flip over.

So the Hexagrams can find other variations in order to match up if the

first variation does not fit. When creating crystals we know the first

match is being opposite the next Hexagram number. Then the Nine

Star Ki numbers need to find a match and finally the DNA codons

need to find a match. Between them the alerts have managed to find

at least one way to match to get by. 

The direction in which the DNA Codon is read can make all the difference to

what you read and see. x 

I now have a new set of rules for the purposes of matching I Ching

Hexagrams as pairs.

Rule 1: Hexagrams come in pairs ranging from 1 with 2 all the way

to 63 with 64.

Rule 2: Each Hexagram is formed from two numbers which together

form a two piece set of Nine Star Ki numbers …... the first

number comes from the left hand vertical column and is

associated with the year of your birth......the second number

comes from the horizontal row of numbers across the top of

the I Ching which is also based on your month number. This

gives you the Nine Star Ki number.

Rule 3: These numbers can be drawn as lines of I Ching and from them

DNA Codon letters can be worked out. 3 lines are drawn for

each number and the year number is at the bottom and the three

lines of the month number are placed on top of them. Now you

put together line 1 and 4.......line 2 and 5..........line 3 and 6.....

they then give us the three letters of the DNA codon. 

In this case it matches up 3 Jin lines which is 2 and on top

of that place 3 Jang lines which is 6 giving us a Nine Star

Ki of 2/6....read those lines 1 and 4 T... 2 and 5 T... 3 and

6 … gives us a DNA Codon of TTT.

Now you have the basic rules for making up DNA Codons 

and Nine Star Ki numbers from the Hexagrams of I Ching.