Disc - BaGua_YinYang
- L'équipe.BoBonCool
- Jun 22, 2023
- 2 min read
Updated: Aug 7
This disc uses the trigram Bagua
(or Pa Kua) from ancient China, it is used in Taoism and Yin and Yang. BaGua is one of the highest spiritual symbols and energy radiators available.
This disc BaGua_YinYang has two different sides:
Order of Emperor Fúxī (伏羲)
Order of King Wen (文王)
BaGua_YinYang Disc - Pa Kua Trigram
BaGua is one of the most powerful spiritual symbols and energy radiators in existence.
Order of Emperor Fúxī (伏羲)
Called "Succession of the Anterior Heaven." The Anterior Heaven is outside of time and space. The trigrams symbolise the opposing forces of Yin and Yang and represent an ideal state based solely on the balance between heaven and earth. balance between the sky and the universe.
Location:
PaKua mirrors have a mirror instead of Yin and Yang.
They are placed outside a building to protect it from external attacks.
You can place the disc inside, opposite the front door of the flat, house or premises.
(as shown in the photo ‘Ordre de l'empereur Fúxí’ - facing the front door).
Or directly above the front door.
(according to the photo ‘Ordre de l'empereur Fúxí’ - towards the wall)
King Wen's Order (文王)
Called the "Succession of the Later Sky." The arrangement of the trigrams on King Wen's BaGua describes environmental changes and depicts a universe in constant flux. Fire tends upwards, water tends downwards. The Later Heaven is a more dynamic state, and occurs after the birth of life. It is the one that is most used in a practical way, especially in Feng Shui. The Posterior Sky is therefore an order of energy as it is at the stage of the appearance of life and beyond.
Location:
The BaGua symbol is used in Feng Shui to harmonise the environmental energy of a place.
You can place the disc inside, opposite the front door of the flat, house or other place.
(according to the photo ‘Order of King Wen’ - facing the front door towards the wall).
Or directly above the front door.
(according to the photo ‘Order of King Wen’ - towards the front)
