Here we see the Nine Star Ki Bagua of 27 parts x 27 parts making a total of 729 parts in all. The pairs or triples of numbers are marked with a white line or stitch.
1 - Blue has 4 pairs and 73 single squares and stands alone
2 - Yellow has 9 pairs and 63 singles and partners with number 9
3 - Lime Green has 7 pairs and 67 singles and partners with number 8
4 - Dark Green has 17 pairs and 47 singles and partners with number 7
5 - Gold has 7 pairs and 67 singles and partners with number 6
6 - Silver has 7 pairs and 67 singles and partners with number 5
7 - Red has 17 pairs and 47 singles and partners with number 4
8 - Orange has 7 pairs and 67 singles and partners with number 3
9 - Purple has 7 pairs and 67 singles and partners with number 2
So there are 84 pairs or triples of colours and 561 singles……729 pieces of 9 x 9 x 9 (27 x 27)
Notice how each line corresponds to a similar line below …so the top and bottom line pair up, the next lines and so on till they meet in a single empty line at the centre.
So that's the maths but what of the sequences of colours and how they group together in places. . . .They clearly have a partner here and yet these numbers are not the usual partnerships. The number One is all alone I guess one hides in the word alone so it's no surprise it stands alone.
This is the Bagua with number 1 at its centre maybe thats why and if I do the same thing with 2 at the centre that may well have an effect. My eyes are tired and my fingertips numb after completing this one so it may be a while before I find the answer to that one.
We are currently in a 1 year so it's appropriate I started here. Enjoy your thinking. X
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