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20. Kuan / Contemplation (View)
A slight variation of tonal stress gives the Chinese name for this hexagram a double meaning. It means both contemplating and being seen, in the sence of being an example. These ideas are suggested by the fact that the hexagram can be understood as picturing a
type of tower characteristic of ancient China.
-Wilhelm
A slight variation of tonal stress gives the Chinese name for this hexagram a double meaning. It means both contemplating and being seen, in the sence of being an example. These ideas are suggested by the fact that the hexagram can be understood as picturing a
type of tower characteristic of ancient China.
-Wilhelm
I notice many of your thoughts on the Yi pertain to food and your relationship with it