Heaven from Water
Heaven manifesting from within Water — transforming Water to Heaven.
Sunrise to Midday
This hexagram represents converting Mid Incline (Semi Brightness, represented by Water) to Peak Height (Peak Brightness, represented by Heaven). Like converting Sunrise to Midday, or Spring to Summer.
Swallow Float
In Tai Chi terms, it represents a combination that can be called Swallow Float (Tan Fau 吞浮) in Southern terminology, or Jǐ Péng 擠掤 in Northern terminology.
Flying Dragon
In 4 Animals theory, it can be called the Flying Dragon (FēiLóng 飛龍) or the Heartful Dragon etc — since it represents the Spring Dragon evolving into the Summer Crane which is known for Flying (aka Floating), Heartfulness, etc.
SWOT: Strength within Opportunity
In terms of SWOT, this hexagram represents finding Strength within Opportunity, and converting Opportunity to Strength.
Names from Yi Jing variations
| Source | Name | Translation |
| Received ZhouYi | Xū 需 | |
| Mawangdui ZhouYi | Rú 襦 | |
| Received GuiCang, Wangjiatai GuiCang | Rù 溽 | |
| Mawangdui YiZhiYi | Rú 嬬 | |
| Shanghai ZhouYi | Zǐ Ér [⿰子而] |
Names from similar systems around the world
| Source | Name | Translation |
| Odù Ifá from Africa | Ògúndá । । । ॥ | Ògún a deity of iron, war and metallurgy Ògún + Dá = Ògún Creates / Made / Established / Brought Forth But note also: Gún means Pierce / Jab / Penetrate / Stab / Kill Fun fact: Spring energy, represented by Water (in WuDa) or Wood (in WuXing) is known for being Penetrative. And in the natural sunwise generative cycle of the WuDa & BaGua system we teach, Water generates (or Brings Forth) the Vapour of the Heavens. Thus, this Odù has a good name for representing the concept of Heaven from Water — ie, what the Penetrative (Gún) Brings Forth (Dá). |
| Ilm Al-Raml from Arabia | Mankūs منكوس ʾInkīs إنكيس ━━ ━━ ━━ ● | Mankūs = Inverted / Reversed / Turned Upside Down ʾInkīs = Inversion / Reversal |
| European Geomancy | Diminutus / Tristitia ◆ ⠀ ◆ ◆ ⠀ ◆ ◆ ⠀ ◆ ◆ |