Chinese Hexagram Translator

Translate from Normal Language into Chinese Hexagram

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This translator bridges the gap between modern language and the profound symbolic language of the I Ching. Its function is not mere word-for-word conversion, but an attempt to convey the philosophical and archetypal content of a given sentence within the framework of the hexagram system. Recognizing the rich layers of meaning often present in everyday communication, the translator aims to extrapolate the essential themes that resonate with the hexagram dynamics representing the underlying energies and processes of the situation. This provides a fascinating lens through which to interpret and deepen the understanding of everyday expressions.

Example Translations

Normal Language
"success"
Chinese Hexagram
"*Gen* (mountain)"
Normal Language
"loss"
Chinese Hexagram
"*Li* (lake)"
Normal Language
"conflict"
Chinese Hexagram
"*Dui* (lake)"
Normal Language
"change"
Chinese Hexagram
"*Zhen* (thunder)"
Normal Language
"peace"
Chinese Hexagram
"*Kan* (abyss)"
Normal Language
"reflection"
Chinese Hexagram
"*Li* (lake)"

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