Nine Star Ki and DNA Codon Positions and Directions

 

Here we see the way the energies of Nine Star Ki work for double number months and years. Lets take the example of February, 2025 last month we had 2/2 CCC at the centre which puts double numbers in the rest of the positions for the whole month. So 2/2 at centre, 3/3 in NW, 4/4 in West, North East position holds the number 5 and for some reason I have a desire to leave it empty. Then 6/6 in South, 7/7 in North, 8/8 in S.W. 9/9 in the East and finally 1/1 in S.E. So a good month for wealth and prosperity as number 1 is happy in the 4 position. 6/6 in South not so comfortable although I often think of the alchemist when you put fire and metal together. In the South West we have 8/8 Earth energies so a good position here. 9/9 in the East is also a good position although Fire can be a drain on Wood energy for obvious reasons perhaps it is creating ash to feed the Earth at centre so not so bad after all. 4/4 in the West not so good you can imagine that axe comiing down onto the wood and drastically changing it or could it merely be a prune which makes sure the wood stays in great shape. 3/3 in North West again a metal/wood scenario. Then 7/7 in the North is another good positioning metal supports and creates water so it is conducive to harmony. Finally we have 2/2 at the centre which is a comfortable position for Earth to be and as we see all 8 numbers are turning their energies outwards whereas 2/2 at the centre has its energies turned inwards.

2/2 here looks like a pretty parcel gift wrapped even the edges are as you would cut a ribbon on a gift so perhaps this is a month when everything turns inwards and recharges the gift of a life returning full of energy. There are only two months of a 2 year that have 2/2 centres and that is February and November. 

Number 5 is not a number in The I Ching at all so I treat it as another number 2 when I have to but ideally I think in this circumstances we should treat it like the game of 8 squares you have to move around to get them in different positions.    8 squares on a grid of nine and you can play that game by leaving out the number 5. Sometimes called the 9 square game or the 8 square game. Note also that the 2/2 square at the centre has now become an image of a diagonal square rather than a vertical and horizontal one.  Enjoy your thinking. X