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THE ATLAS OF THE UNCARVED BLOCK

The Sixty-Four Changes

the sixty-four
nature
Stack a broken line (yin) or a solid line (yang) six high, and there are exactly sixty-four figures — the whole range of change, a binary cosmos. Leibniz saw his binary arithmetic in the arrangement in 1703 and was amazed.

The deepest rhyme on the bench: a world spelled from two marks combined, as the Sefer Yetzirah spells one from twenty-two letters and 231 gates.
rhymes with
sephirahyesod
whyThe combinatorial joint — the few marks whose combinations become the ten thousand things.
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64 hexagrams · binary · leibniz · bagua · sefer yetzirah
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