The resultant hexagram reinforces this lines message and provides the only way to cure its ills, "...he bestows his care on what sides of his own nature he cultivates and nourishes." The …

Classic and modern I Ching commentaries mention a number of different hexagram types: The most commonly known sequence is the King Wen sequence. A totally different sequence was …

It is the return of spirit after the first burial and stripping away the old. It is emergence from death and the underworld Ghost River, the incessant return of life and spirit. “Fu, return” is the root of …

Hexagram 24, known as Fu (復) in Chinese, represents the principle of return and renewal. This hexagram is composed of the thunder trigram above and the earth trigram below, creating an …

Jul 5, 2001 · In the I Ching, the hexagram fu, signifying the Return (one yang line beneath five yin lines) is the symbol of the rebirth of the Yang. At the winter solstice, the Yang seems to have …

The Arousing Thunder stirs the Receptive Earth and represents a turning point or a time for Return. There may be a homecoming or a return to a past situation. Sometimes Fu is about …

Hexagram 24, often referred to as “Return” or Fu, symbolises the idea of returning to the beginning, renewal, and the cyclical nature of life. It represents the fundamental principles of …

24. Fu / Return (The Turning Point) above K'UN THE RECEPTIVE, EARTH below CHÊN THE AROUSING, THUNDER The idea of a turning point arises from the fact that after the dark …

It is complete in the tenth month, whose hexagram is Khwăn ; then follows our hexagram Fû, belonging to the eleventh month, in which was the winter solstice when the sun turned back in …

Fu is the Chinese name of the I Ching Hexagram 24. This Hexagram is called ‘returning’ or ‘return (the turning part)’ or ‘turning point’.