U+1D31A "𝌚" Tetragram for Release Unicode Character

U+1D31A "𝌚" Tetragram for Release is a symbol from the Tai Xuan Jing, a Chinese divination text composed by the scholar Yang Xiong around the beginning of the Common Era. This character represents the concept of "release" or "loosening," signifying a state of unfettered freedom, the dissolution of tension, or the natural unfolding of inherent potential. It forms part of a set of 81 tetragrams that, unlike the binary opposites of the I Ching's hexagrams, are based on a more nuanced system of four lines each. In traditional and modern interpretations, the Tetragram for Release is associated with breaking free from constraints, allowing flow and movement to return, and signifies a period of relief from prior difficulty.