Eight trigrams' Meaning You Will Never Forget: What are I-Ching's Eight Trigrams (Broad Review)

I-Ching's eight trigrams stand for eight fundamental natural phenomena on earth. They are heaven, earth, mountain, river, thunder, wind, fire, and water. They are all created by FuXi after he discovered Yin Yang energies. However, there was a process before he found out these phenomena and a reason for why he draw these lines in this particular way. Eight trigrams are one of the most important contents in studying I-Ching. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hello everyone, my name is Yang. I am an iching ("book of change") practitioner. Welcome to my brand new youtube channel: Mist of I-Ching. Here, you can learn all the basic theories about iching. I will teach you how to use i ching (3 coins method) for divination as well as Feng Shui, Ba Zi, and other prediction tools. No educational background is needed or any age requirements. Everyone can benefit from iching for a better life in general. I am not a native English speaker but I will explain things as clearly and easily as possible. If you are interested in iching, this will be a perfect place for you to learn. If you learned something from here, please consider subscribing to my channel. It will help me keep going a lot. Now let's start to clear the mist of iching :D ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Other basic I Ching theory videos: Understand I-Ching under 5 minutes    • Understand I-Ching under 5 minutes: What i...   What are Yin and Yang?    • Become Yin Yang Master: What is Yin and Ya...   Who created I Ching?    • Who Created I-Ching? : History of I-Ching ...   The philosophy behind I Ching    • I-Ching's Philosophy is Easier than you th...   What are Sixty-Four Hexagrams?    • Understand Sixty-four Hexagrams: What are ...   Two types of Eight trigrams    • Two types of Eight trigrams: Difference Be...