Research · 7 February 2020
The I Ching as a tool for diagnosis: a real-life case (2)
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Liked the explanation:) Could Fire, as being her trigram, also indicate the pain she’s feeling?
I think there are more trigrams that can indicate some sort of pain or discomfort – I wouldn’t link that only to Fire. Wind can be continuous (but probably mild) pain, Thunder violent flashes of sudden pain, Water can be pain that is travelling through the body, Mountain can be deep, unreachable pain, etc.
Sure, but as I thought immediately; in this specific case it can be fiery pain, literally as if you are on fire. And of course you’re right that more trigrams can indicate that.