䷘ Innocence
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@ -12,6 +12,7 @@ The (first) appearance of anything (as a bud) is what we call a semblance; when
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** Install & configure
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[[https://melpa.org/#/i-ching][file:https://melpa.org/packages/i-ching-badge.svg]]
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The package can be installed from [[https://melpa.org/#/i-ching][MELPA]] or manually via [[https://github.com/zzkt/i-ching][github]].
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i-ching.el
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i-ching.el
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(symbol :tag "Use bespoke random numbers from random.org" random)
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(symbol :tag "Use Genuine Quantum Randomness from ANU" quantum)))
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(defcustom i-ching-hexagram-size 18 "Font size of Hexagrams."
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(defcustom i-ching-hexagram-size 18 "Font size of Hexagrams & Trigrams."
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:type 'integer)
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(defcustom i-ching-hexagram-font "DejaVu Sans" "Font to use for Hexagrams."
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:type 'string)
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(defcustom i-ching-trigram-font "DejaVu Sans" "Font to use for Trigrams."
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:type 'string)
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(defun i-ching-update-fontsize ()
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"Change the font and size of Hexagrams in Unicode range 4DC0—4DFF."
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(interactive)
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(let ((hexagram (font-spec :family i-ching-hexagram-font :size i-ching-hexagram-size)))
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(set-fontset-font t '(#x4DC0 . #x4DFF) hexagram)))
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(let ((hexagram (font-spec :family i-ching-hexagram-font :size i-ching-hexagram-size))
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(trigram (font-spec :family i-ching-trigram-font :size i-ching-hexagram-size)))
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(set-fontset-font t '(#x4DC0 . #x4DFF) hexagram)
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(set-fontset-font t '(#x2360 . #x2637) trigram)))
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;; various sequences of hexagrams
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(defvar i-ching-sequence-king-wen
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'((1 . "䷀") (2 . "䷁") (3 . "䷂") (4 . "䷃") (5 . "䷄") (6 . "䷅") (7 . "䷆") (8 . "䷇")
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(9 . "䷈") (10 . "䷉") (11 . "䷊") (12 . "䷋") (13 . "䷌") (14 . "䷍") (15 . "䷎") (16 . "䷏")
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(17 . "䷐") (18 . "䷑") (19 . "䷒") (20 . "䷓") (21 . "䷔") (22 . "䷕") (23 . "䷖") (24 . "䷗")
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(25 . "䷘") (26 . "䷙") (27 . "䷚") (28 . "䷛") (29 . "䷜") (30 . "䷝") (31 . "䷞") (32 . "䷟")
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(33 . "䷠") (34 . "䷡") (35 . "䷢") (36 . "䷣") (37 . "䷤") (38 . "䷥") (39 . "䷦") (40 . "䷧")
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(41 . "䷨") (42 . "䷩") (43 . "䷪") (44 . "䷫") (45 . "䷬") (46 . "䷭") (47 . "䷮") (48 . "䷯")
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(49 . "䷰") (50 . "䷱") (51 . "䷲") (52 . "䷳") (53 . "䷴") (54 . "䷵") (55 . "䷶") (56 . "䷷")
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(57 . "䷸") (58 . "䷹") (59 . "䷺") (60 . "䷻") (61 . "䷼") (62 . "䷽") (63 . "䷾") (64 . "䷿"))
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'((1 . "䷀") (2 . "䷁") (3 . "䷂") (4 . "䷃")
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(5 . "䷄") (6 . "䷅") (7 . "䷆") (8 . "䷇")
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(9 . "䷈") (10 . "䷉") (11 . "䷊") (12 . "䷋")
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(13 . "䷌") (14 . "䷍") (15 . "䷎") (16 . "䷏")
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(17 . "䷐") (18 . "䷑") (19 . "䷒") (20 . "䷓")
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(21 . "䷔") (22 . "䷕") (23 . "䷖") (24 . "䷗")
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(25 . "䷘") (26 . "䷙") (27 . "䷚") (28 . "䷛")
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(29 . "䷜") (30 . "䷝") (31 . "䷞") (32 . "䷟")
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(33 . "䷠") (34 . "䷡") (35 . "䷢") (36 . "䷣")
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(37 . "䷤") (38 . "䷥") (39 . "䷦") (40 . "䷧")
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(41 . "䷨") (42 . "䷩") (43 . "䷪") (44 . "䷫")
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(45 . "䷬") (46 . "䷭") (47 . "䷮") (48 . "䷯")
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(49 . "䷰") (50 . "䷱") (51 . "䷲") (52 . "䷳")
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(53 . "䷴") (54 . "䷵") (55 . "䷶") (56 . "䷷")
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(57 . "䷸") (58 . "䷹") (59 . "䷺") (60 . "䷻")
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(61 . "䷼") (62 . "䷽") (63 . "䷾") (64 . "䷿"))
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"The Hexagrams ordered by index in the King Wen sequence.")
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(defvar i-ching-sequence-leibniz
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;; Hexagram details have been extracted from Wikipedia (CC-BY-SA) and the Unicode Standard.
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;;
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;; Several variants on the names and descriptions are included, with "The Judgment"
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;; (or "Decision") and "The Image" for each hexagram based on either the unicode name,
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;; (or "Decision") and "The Image" for each hexagram based on either the Unicode name,
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;; Wilhelm or Legge translation. Most of the descriptions have been updated to reflect
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;; current preferences for gender-neutral and imperative mood (mostly) in line with Pearson.
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;;
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(defcustom i-ching-junzi "you should"
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"The preferred English translation of junzi 君子.
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c.f. ‘The Superior man’ (Legge, Wilhem), ‘Noble young one’ (Hatcher), 'the True Self' (Anthony), 'you should' (Pearson), with reference to “Conventions Used by This Translation” (Pearson)."
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c.f. `The Superior man’ (Legge, Wilhem), `Noble young one’ (Hatcher),
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`The True Self' (Anthony), `you should' (Pearson), with reference to
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`Conventions Used by This Translation' (Pearson)."
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:type '(string))
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(defvar i-ching-hexagram-summary
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"BEFORE COMPLETION. Success. But if the young fox, that has nearly crossed the stream, gets his tail wet there will be no advantage."
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"The image of the condition before transition. Thus, you should carefully discriminate among the qualities of things, so that each can find its place."
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"HEXAGRAM FOR BEFORE COMPLETION"))
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"The Hexagrams. Their name, description, judgment and image. Basis for interpretation.")
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"The Hexagrams. Their name, description, judgement and image. Basis for interpretation.")
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;;;;;; ;;;;; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
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(defun i-ching-number-to-hexagram (number)
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"Convert a NUMBER from the King Wen sequence to a unicode hexagram."
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"Convert a NUMBER from the King Wen sequence to a Unicode hexagram."
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(let ((hexagrams i-ching-sequence-king-wen))
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(alist-get number hexagrams)))
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(defun i-ching-binary-to-hexagram (number)
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"Convert a binary NUMBER to a unicode hexagram (in Lower → Upper line order)."
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"Convert a binary NUMBER to a Unicode hexagram (in Lower → Upper line order)."
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(let ((hexagrams i-ching-sequence-leibniz))
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(alist-get number hexagrams)))
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(nth 3 (alist-get number hexagrams))))
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(defun i-ching-number-to-unicode-name (number)
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"The unicode name of Hexagram NUMBER."
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"The Unicode name of Hexagram NUMBER."
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(let ((hexagrams i-ching-hexagram-summary))
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(nth 4 (alist-get number hexagrams))))
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(defun i-ching-number-to-name (number)
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"The name of Hexagram NUMBER based on it's unicode name."
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"The name of Hexagram NUMBER based on it's Unicode name."
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(let* ((hexagrams i-ching-hexagram-summary)
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(unicode-name (nth 4 (alist-get number hexagrams))))
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(when unicode-name
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;;;###autoload
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(defun i-ching-describe-hexagram (point mark)
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"Show the name of a HEXAGRAM (between POINT and MARK) based on it's unicode name."
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"Show the name of a HEXAGRAM (between POINT and MARK) based on it's Unicode name."
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(interactive "r")
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(if (use-region-p)
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(let* ((hexagrams i-ching-hexagram-summary)
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