The I Ching Hexagrams

Once again I return to The I Ching Hexagrams as trees or any other symbol you may choose to use.....

This I Ching Hexagram board is 64 squares or 8 across and 8 down..... if I use the Crystals as an example it creates 6 different ways to show the Hexagrams. So we can look at each of the 6 variations and see just how they want to move around the board as though it were a game of chess.

The green Oaks and the Diamond shapes can reach other by moving in the same way as the Castle.
The red tree with a green stem can reach each other by moving in the manner of the Bishop.
The Blue Trees and the triangular trees can move as a king or Queen might move.
The Yellow tree can reach each other by moving like the Knight.

Of course if we decide to pattern them as shapes we would create different chess movements altogether. Patterns created into artwork like Joe Tilson would make give us so many opportunities to see the I Ching Hexagrams in so many different lights which in turn could help us to find the errors in DNA patterns along the way. X

Map 693 The Positive and Negative Squares of a 64 Hexagram Board

 

The smaller version 

Imagine the board in smaller size, note also that you have to pass through a wall of Jin energy to get through to the fire quadrant and break through a Jin wall to get out of Heaven.

The game of chess has balanced out the black and white squares to create the game of chess. I wonder how the pieces would sit if the true Jin Jang situation presented itself. 

You could set up a board of discs black one side and white the other and you could move in any direction from white to black to white etc., I realise of course its just a game of dominoes but it could be were it has its roots.