. The last plant I tried to keep was eaten by my cat (I should have known to use a hanging basket!), so I appreciate seeing other people's plants.Clarity,
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This isn't really appropriate for the Ah-ha! readings thread because I received no readings about it. Instead, I'm seeing the Yi from natural images, seeing from the other side of the looking glass: from nature to the Yi.
For my 70th birthday, my favorite niece sent me a small package. Inside was a small cluster of dried shoots with roots, planted in a very small planter. It was a "money tree", said from feng shui to bring prosperity to a household, recommended to be placed on the left side of a room or table etc. Having a green thumb and plenty of sun, I felt quite confident the tree was in good hands. I read up on caring for them, watched videos on fostering new plants from them, found proper locations for them and nourished them while watching and waiting. I pruned the tops 1/2" from the first two leaves, so as to send the chi back to the roots and trunks, and intertwined them to my liking. The biggest leaves were set into a jar of water for a week and then after moving the main tree into a slighly bigger pot, stuck the leaf stems straight into the old pot's soil. All but one eventually shriveled, and the one remaining appeared to be dying, or molting as a deciduous does in fall. I wanted to take a photo of it to send to my niece as I thought the colors were very pretty, when I noticed a tiny sprout, anchored firmly to the loose soil. Behold! The leaf was giving birth! I took the following images to share with my niece, and in the process was seeing a good number of hexagrams taking place. Here are a few. Maybe you can see more.
3, 5, 11, 19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27, 30, 32, 35, 37, 42, 46, 49, 53, 57, 64.
For my 70th birthday, my favorite niece sent me a small package. Inside was a small cluster of dried shoots with roots, planted in a very small planter. It was a "money tree", said from feng shui to bring prosperity to a household, recommended to be placed on the left side of a room or table etc. Having a green thumb and plenty of sun, I felt quite confident the tree was in good hands. I read up on caring for them, watched videos on fostering new plants from them, found proper locations for them and nourished them while watching and waiting. I pruned the tops 1/2" from the first two leaves, so as to send the chi back to the roots and trunks, and intertwined them to my liking. The biggest leaves were set into a jar of water for a week and then after moving the main tree into a slighly bigger pot, stuck the leaf stems straight into the old pot's soil. All but one eventually shriveled, and the one remaining appeared to be dying, or molting as a deciduous does in fall. I wanted to take a photo of it to send to my niece as I thought the colors were very pretty, when I noticed a tiny sprout, anchored firmly to the loose soil. Behold! The leaf was giving birth! I took the following images to share with my niece, and in the process was seeing a good number of hexagrams taking place. Here are a few. Maybe you can see more.
3, 5, 11, 19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27, 30, 32, 35, 37, 42, 46, 49, 53, 57, 64.