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I Ching Hexagram 25 Wu Wang (Innocence) Action: Open. Hu Gua (hidden influence) 53: Development: Flower. Zong Gua (underlying cause) 46: Pushing Upward: Ascend. If you don't …

Innocence implies a natural harmlessness, openness and pure intentions which are unsullied by ulterior motives. The state of innocence has less to do with age than attitude; innocence …

I Ching Reference: Hexagram #25. The meaning of this hexagram is 'Innocence'. Your innermost nature is innocent, free from blame and always spiritually worthy.

Hexagram 25 is composed of 4 unbroken and 2 broken horizontal lines. This symbol is associated with positive intentions, and innocence. So, you tossed your coins six times and were given …

25. Wu Wang / Innocence (The Unexpected) above CH'IEN THE CREATIVE, HEAVEN below CHÊN THE AROUSING, THUNDER Ch'ien, heaven is above; Chên, movement, is below. The …

I Ching Hexagram 25 - Wu Wang / Innocence (The Unexpected) Above Ch'ien the Creative, Heaven ; Below Chen the Arousing, Thunder; Introduction. Ch'ien, heaven is above; Chen, …

Hexagram 25 - Wu Wang / Innocence (The Unexpected) - James Legge Translation. Above Ch'ien the Creative, Heaven ; Below Chen the Arousing, Thunder; Meaning. Freedom from …

Hexagram 25, symbolising innocence and spontaneity, offers profound insights on approaching life with a pure heart and genuine intentions. The six lines of this hexagram highlight the …

25: Innocence Innocence implies a natural harmlessness, an openness, and pure intentions unsullied by ulterior motives. The condition of innocence has less to do with age than with …