Learn the Eight Trigrams palm method with a quick table and plan.

1. As an I Ching beginner teacher, explain the basic logic of the "Eight Trigrams palm method." Explain the natural image, person image, direction, personality, and prediction meaning of Qian, Kun, Zhen, Xun, Kan, Li, Gen, and Dui.
2. Generate an "Eight Trigrams quick-reference table" prompt with fields: trigram name, trigram image, Five Elements, direction, family member, body part, personality symbol, and divination hint.
3. Explain in beginner-friendly language how the I Ching Eight Trigrams are used for prediction. Distinguish "image, number, principle, divination," and give a simple example.
4. Organize the "Eight Trigrams palm method" into a mnemonic prompt, with one short mnemonic, one real-life association, and one divination keyword per trigram.
5. Design a 7-day I Ching beginner learning plan around the Eight Trigrams, 64 hexagrams, casting, interpretation, changed hexagrams, judgment, and realistic advice.
6. Around "the I Ching is not superstition but a tool for observing change," generate an introductory explanation of how I Ching prediction helps people make choices rather than deciding fate for them.