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Jiu Dun (Nine Evasions)

Qi Men Dun Jia · Patterns

Structural Pattern

categoryStructural Pattern

typeConceptual Overview / Definition

alternative_nameQi Men Nine Evasions

membersTian Dun (Heaven Evasion), Di Dun (Earth Evasion), Ren Dun (Human Evasion), Shen Dun (Divine Evasion), Gui Dun (Ghost Evasion), Feng Dun (Wind Evasion), Yun Dun (Cloud Evasion), Long Dun (Dragon Evasion), Hu Dun (Tiger Evasion)

definitionThe Qi Men Nine Evasions consist of Heaven Evasion, Earth Evasion, Human Evasion, Divine Evasion, Ghost Evasion, Wind Evasion, Cloud Evasion, Dragon Evasion, and Tiger Evasion. The meaning of 'evasion' (dun) is to conceal the Jia (甲—the primary element) so it remains undetected, allowing it to exert greater influence and effect. Within the nine palaces of Qi Men Dun Jia, different symbol combinations form advantageous configurations that align timing, geography, and human factors harmoniously. By employing these nine patterns, one can identify the correct strategic approach to achieve objectives and even influence the turning point of circumstances in one's favor.

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