The World Hexagram: Whatever pertains to oneself, whatever concerns oneself, all rely on the World Hexagram as the guiding deity. The self, the ego, the self’s direction. In divination, it can also pertain to examining others, seeking insights into individuals, or the essence of a matter itself.
The World Hexagram pertains to the specific position in one’s life, directly related to the heart’s pulse, reflecting one’s appearance, physique, constitution, skeletal structure, energy, vitality, countenance, temperament, emotional stability and fluctuations. It provides understanding of oneself and offers insights into the smoothness or obstacles throughout one’s life, illness or health, fortune or disaster. This is a specific house in observing a person’s perspective on destiny, their attitudes towards it, thus known as the perspective on destiny. It’s imperative to note: The World Hexagram is a focal point of information, representing the physical aspect of matters (the person in the hexagram), and it’s directly linked to the soul of the matter. The World Hexagram serves as the barometer of human affairs, concentrating on reflecting the emotions of human affairs, be it joy, anger, sorrow, or happiness.
The World Hexagram represents oneself, the self, the direction of the self, anyone who is concerned with oneself, all are guided by the World Hexagram.
The Corresponding Hexagram: The Corresponding Hexagram can be seen as the matter being divined or another person.
The other side, the opposing side, the other person, or the counterpart, adversary, enemy, including those relevant to the topic being predicted by the querent. The yao largely symbolizes individuals of the corresponding place, clientele, patrons, transactors, associates, guests, friends, artisans of lesser renown, seekers of divination, inquirers seeking guidance, or the aspects of locations such as orientation, convergence, or opposing peaks. (Li Peng)
