Gen ☶

A solid top line above two broken lines represents Mountain, stillness, and a firm boundary. Trigram lines are traditionally read from bottom to top. Within Bagua, the image describes a pattern of movement and change rather than a single fixed prediction. Interpretation is refined by its place in a hexagram, the question, and surrounding signs. Esoteric reading: in divination the sign represents an archetypal movement of qi and suggests which quality should be cultivated, balanced, or released. In feng shui it is associated with a direction, an element, and an area of life.