See Also: I Ching (I Ging, Yi King, Book of Change, Book of Changes, Book of Metamorphoses)(health)
LOG BOOK(law)
No book(money)
Net Book Value(money)
Buy the book(finance)
BOOK(law)
log book(dictionary)
By the Book(money)
Buy the book(money)
DAY BOOK, mer(law)

I Ching (I Ging, Yi King, Book of Change, Book of Changes, Book of Metamorphoses) (health) and tongue thrust (medicine)


I Ching (I Ging, Yi King, Book of Change, Book of Changes, Book of Metamorphoses) (health)


Chinese book of ancient origin that is considered a means of fortunetelling. It is part of the canon of Confucianism, the quasireligious philosophy that dominated China until the early twentieth century. "I Ching" combines two Mandarin words|yi, which means "divination," and jing, which means "classic" or "book." The I Ching features sixty-four hexagrams--drawings consisting of six lines each--which symbolize supposedly quintessential conditions, such as happiness, humility, innocence, and tranquillity.









tongue thrust (medicine)


tongue thrust


The infantile pattern of the suckle-swallow movement in which the tongue is placed between the incisor teeth or the alveolar ridges during the initial stage of swallowing, resulting sometimes in an anterior open bite.