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Also known as:
Even-numbered Signs/ Trigrams ([[rva ru]])
*Seng Thruk Pema Trashi ([[seng phrug]] [[pad ma]] [[bkra shis]])
*The even-numberered signs, or "goat-horns" ([[rva ru]]), corresponding to the natal years are generally held to comprise those of the tiger, hare, bird, monkey, horse and snake; along with the trigrams Dva, Zin and Zon. See Part IV, pp. 000-000, where various traditions are compared. By contrast, when the natal months are calculated, the dragon, sheep, dog and ox, which represent the last-seasonal months, are also designated as even-numbered signs. [[GD]] (from the Glossary to [[Tibetan Elemental Divination Paintings]])
*Sherab Zangpo ([[shes rab]] [[bzang po]])
*Dzogchen Khenrab The 1st Pema Trashi ([[rdzogs chen mkhan rabs]] [[pad ma]] [[bkra shis]])

Revision as of 11:38, 4 October 2006

Even-numbered Signs/ Trigrams (rva ru)

  • The even-numberered signs, or "goat-horns" (rva ru), corresponding to the natal years are generally held to comprise those of the tiger, hare, bird, monkey, horse and snake; along with the trigrams Dva, Zin and Zon. See Part IV, pp. 000-000, where various traditions are compared. By contrast, when the natal months are calculated, the dragon, sheep, dog and ox, which represent the last-seasonal months, are also designated as even-numbered signs. GD (from the Glossary to Tibetan Elemental Divination Paintings)