Neutrinos, Matter, and Antimatter: The Yin Yang of the Big Bang

無極生有極、有極是太極、

太極生兩儀、即陰陽;

兩儀生四象: 即少陰、太陰、少陽、太陽、

四象演八卦、八八六十四卦

伏羲

The Limitless (無極; wuji) produces the delimited (有極; youji), and this demarcation is equivalent to the Absolute (太極; taiji).

The Taiji (the two opposing forces in embryonic form) produces two forms, named yin-yang (陰陽) which are called Liangyi (the manifested opposing forces).

These two forms produce four phenomena: named lesser yin (少陰, shaoyin), greater yin (太陰; taiyin, which also refers to the Moon), lesser yang (陽, shaoyang), and greater yang (太陽; taiyang, which also refers to the Sun).

The four phenomena (四象; Sìxiàng) act on the eight trigrams (八卦; Bagua).

Eight 'eights' results in sixty-four hexagrams.