i Ching Symbols: I Ching Trigram K’an
King Wen of the Zhou Dynasty has been accredited with the following philosophical description of the source of I Ching.
“When the world began, there was heaven and earth. Heaven mated with the earth and gave birth to everything in the world. Heaven is Qian-gua, and the Earth is Kun-gua. The remaining six gua are their sons and daughters”.
K'an
K’an means pit and signifies danger and flowing water. It is associated with the mind and concentration.
| Family | Body Part | Compass Point | Element | Season | Natural Element |
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| Middle Son | Ear | N | Water | Winter | Moon |
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