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Name
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Attribute
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Image
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Relation
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Ch'ien
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Creative
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strong
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heaven
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father
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K'un
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Receptive
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devoted, yielding
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earth
|
mother
|
|
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Chên
|
Arousing
|
inciting movement
|
thunder
|
1st son
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K'an
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Abysmal
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dangerous
|
water
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2nd son
|
|
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Kên
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Keeping Still
|
resting
|
mountain
|
3rd son
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|
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Sun
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Gentle
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penetrating
|
wind, wood
|
1st daughter
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Li
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Clinging
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light-giving
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fire
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2nd daughter
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Tui
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Joyous
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joyful
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lake
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3rd daughter
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The two arrangements
The primal arrangement (also called the "outer world" arrangement) represents that pattern of things that occur outside, or behind, the manifest world. The King Wen, or "inner world" arrangement is the pattern of things as they occur within the visible world of the manifest in linear space time.
