s. We are committed to developing Divini as the leading tool for anyone seeking clarity and perspective, on any subject, at any time.","welcome":"Welcome. Ask anything."},"bonus":{"title":"[Bonus for geeks] How Divini Works: Understanding Your Symbolic Analysis","intro":"Divini utilizes AI combined with principles from the I Ching (Book of Changes) and the adaptive Mei Hua Yi Shu method. Think of your result not just as a prediction, but as a symbolic map revealing the underlying structure, forces, and potential dynamics relevant to any question you pose. It analyzes universal archetypes applicable to situations, ideas, relationships, projects, feelings, and more.","guideTitle":"Here's a guide to the core symbolic components:","symbols":{"foundation":{"title":"The Foundation (Original Hexagram - 本卦 Běn Guà):","description":"This initial six-line symbol represents the fundamental structure or starting point of your query. It embodies the core energies and elements defining the subject matter at the outset."},"innerProcess":{"title":"The Inner Process (Mutual Hexagram - 互卦 Hù Guà):","description":"Derived from the inner lines of the Original Hexagram, this symbol reveals the hidden dynamics, internal processes, or underlying potential within the situation. It often points to the core mechanism driving development or the environment in which things are unfolding."},"transformation":{"title":"The Transformation (Changed Hexagram - 之卦 Zhī Guà / 变卦 Biàn Guà):","description":"This hexagram shows how the symbolic structure evolves based on the key point of change. It represents the developed state, the outcome of the process, or the natural consequence of the Original Hexagram's dynamics interacting with the changing element."},"catalyst":{"title":"The Catalyst (The Changing Line - 动爻 Dòng Yáo):","description":"In this method, typically one line in the Original Hexagram is marked as \"changing.\" This single line is the focal point of transformation, the most active or unstable element, or the specific factor triggering the shift from the Original to the Changed Hexagram. Its interpretation offers pinpoint guidance on the nature of this change."},"buildingBlocks":{"title":"Universal Building Blocks (Trigrams & Elements):","description":"Each hexagram consists of two 3-line symbols (trigrams). These 8 fundamental trigrams (Heaven, Earth, Thunder, Water, etc.) are universal symbols representing archetypal forces, concepts, and states of being. Crucially, each trigram is associated with one of the Five Elements (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, Water). These represent phases of energy that interact through cycles of Support (Generating) and Challenge (Controlling), revealing the flow of energy within the structure."},"coreRelationship":{"title":"The Core Relationship (Tǐ & Yòng Elements):","description":"Mei Hua principles often analyze the Original Hexagram by identifying one trigram as Essence/Subject (Tǐ - 体) and the other as Use/Object/Event (Yòng - 用), based on the location of the changing line. The Five Element interaction between Tǐ and Yòng is central: Does the \"Event/Object\" element Support or Challenge the \"Subject/Essence\" element? This core relationship illuminates the fundamental dynamic of your query – are external factors aiding or hindering the subject? How is the subject related to the object in their properties?"},"aiSynthesis":{"title":"AI Synthesis:","description":"Divini's AI integrates this entire symbolic structure – the meanings of the Original, Mutual, and Changed Hexagrams, the specific guidance of the single Changing Line, and the crucial Tǐ/Yòng elemental dynamics