Heaven from Fire

Heaven manifesting from within Fire — transforming Fire to Heaven.

Sunset to Midday

This hexagram represents reverting Mid Decline (Semi Darkness, represented by Fire) to Peak Height (Peak Brightness, represented by Heaven). Like reverting Sunset to Midday, or Autumn to Summer.

Spit Float

In Tai Chi terms, it represents a combination that can be called Spit Float (Tou Fau 吐浮) in Southern terminology, or Àn Péng 按掤 in Northern terminology.

Flying Tiger

In 4 Animals theory, it can be called the Flying Tiger (FēiHǔ 飛虎) or the Heartful Tiger etc — since it represents the Autumn Tiger evolving into the Summer Crane which is known for Flying (aka Floating), Heartfulness, etc.

SWOT: Strength within Threat

In terms of SWOT, this hexagram represents finding Strength within Threat, and reverting Threat to Strength.

Names from Yi Jing variations

SourceNameTranslation
Received ZhouYi,
Received GuiCang,
Mawangdui ZhouYi,
Fuyang Shuanggudui
Dà Yǒu 大有
Wangjiatai GuiCangYòu 右
Tsinghua BieGuaShǎo Yòu 少又

Names from similar systems around the world

SourceNameTranslation
Odù Ifá from AfricaÌrẹ̀tẹ̀




Ire = Good / Goodness / Blessing / Fortune

Tẹ̀ = Press / Crush / Trample / Click / Type / Print

Tẹ́ = Spread Out / Unfold / Unroll / Flat / Level / Plain / Tasteless

Fun fact: Heaven is known as the ultimate Blessing of Good Fortune, while Fire is known for Spreading as well as its ability to Trample & Level what it burns — so the name of this Odù fits the concept of Heaven from Fire very well.
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