Why is 18 Bad: Basis of Yinyang Digital Energetics

The Basis of Digital Energetics: Why is 18 Bad?

Many people ask me, what is Digital Energetics? Digital energetics is the combination of numbers + Yijing.

The "digital energetics" system originates from the ancient Chinese "Book of Changes" or Yijing. We know that Yijing is the foundation of all things Chinese or Sinology: medicine, literature, design, music, philosophy and language.

The basic framework of Yijing is Yin and Yang, 3 Talents (Heaven, Men and Earth), Five Elements (Water, Fire, Soil, Wood and Metal), and 8 Trigrams or Bagua: Sky, Marsh, Earth, Fire, Wind, Thunder, Mountain and Kan.

Bagua is divided into Innate Bagua and Modified Bagua. Our digital energetics is derived from the modified Bagua. In here, each of the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 & 9 has one of the 5 elements and also yin and yang. They are:
1 = yang water, 2 = yin soil, 3 = yang wood, 4 = yin wood,
6 = yang metal, 7 = yin metal, 8 = yang soil, 9 = yin fire

The Chinese look at numbers not alone but in pairs. When you combine 2 numbers, the resulting number could be positive or negative, base on the 5 elements and yin and yang concepts. For example, the number 18 that most think is good, is actually very bad, for it is 1 yang water killing 8 yang soil.

Whether it is your mobile phone number, license plate number, or house number, they will be made up of several pairs of numbers. The result could be positive or negative based on the paring.

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