chinese symbol - BI die anmut

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Here is the rewritten text: Check out my other Asian designs too. https://www.thingiverse.com/Syzguru11/collections/asian What's up with that? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9C2cLTif4QU The symbol depicts fire bursting forth from the earth's depths, illuminating and beautifying the mountain, the heavenly height. Harmony, beautiful form is necessary for every union to be ordered and lovely, not chaotic and disordered. Harmony has success. In small things it is encouraging to do something. Harmony brings success. But it is not the essential, the foundation, but rather a decoration. Six in second place means: Make your whiskers harmonious. The beard is nothing on its own, it can only be moved with the chin. The image therefore means that form only comes into consideration in the wake of and as an accompaniment to content. The beard is an unnecessary ornament. Its independent care - without regard for the inner content to be adorned - would therefore be a sign of certain vanity. Nine on third place means: Harmonious and moist. Lasting perseverance brings healing. It's a very harmonious state of being in which one finds oneself. Harmony and moist, glowing beauty surround you. This harmony can certainly adorn, but it can also cause one to sink. Therefore the warning not to sink into the damp comfort, but to persevere persistently. On this depends the healing. Six on fourth place means: Harmony or simplicity? A white horse comes like a bird: Not thief is he, wants to free for time. One is in a situation where doubts arise whether one should continue to seek external glory and harmony or if it would be better to return to simplicity. In this doubt already lies the answer. From outside comes a reinforcement. It approaches like a white winged horse. The white color indicates simplicity. And even though it may initially seem disappointing that one has to do without the comforts that can be obtained in another way: in loyal connection with friend and companion one finds comfort. The flying horse is the image of thoughts that fly over all barriers of space and time. Six on fifth place means: Harmony in hills and gardens. The silk bundle is poor and small. Shame, but finally healing. One withdraws from the crowd of people of the depths who only seek splendor and luxury back into the solitude of the heights. There one finds a person to whom one looks up and with whom one wants to make friends. But the gifts that can be offered are only meager and poor, so that one is ashamed. But it's not about the external gift that counts, but about the true intention; therefore everything works out in the end. Above a nine means: Simple harmony. No blemish. Here on the highest level all adornment is laid aside. The form no longer conceals the content, but rather lets it come to full fruition. The highest harmony consists not in external decoration of the material, but in its simple and proper shaping.