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I think what 4.2 - 23 is telling you that what you need to know about your passport is that it split.
If you are up for it, let's do some detective work .Where is the passport? 35.3,5,6 > 31
If we all had $5 for every time we've done this...exactly in order to avoid losing it.
No, I use the method with random numbers (I don't know the name of this method by heart, maybe it is the Plum Blossom methode ) for this kind of divination.Did you use the Plum Blossom method?
Leave the text for a moment, it is not applicable for this method (initially).However, looking at the line’s meaning (from E. Berkers):
“Losing the goat in the process. Without aversion.”
While forcing the situation to try to save the object, one loses it. One will get used to the loss.
I'm confused, help, please?No, I use the method with random numbers (I don't know the name of this method by heart) for this kind of divination.
Take a random number between 100 and ? (the first number that comes to mind) and divide it by 8. The remainder is the lower trigram. Do this again for the top trigram. Divide the third random number by 6 and the remainder is the moving line. The numbers correspond to the trigrams as in the image
No I "cast" via the methode below.You cast a reading, via a usual way of casting a reading (I assume - ?)
The random numbers I used were:Take a random number between 100 and ? (the first number that comes to mind) and divide it by 8. The remainder is the lower trigram. Do this again for the top trigram. Divide the third random number by 6 and the remainder is the moving line. The numbers correspond to the trigrams as in the image
The method of locating things through trigrams and the Loshu map is not text-based, so hence it is not used in 99.9% of cases because the text often doesn't make sense.You did say it's not applicable initially - maybe you mean to come back to it.
This method is based on 1 moving line, hence the hexagram is composed this way and not with coins. The earlier hexagram simply had too many moving lines to use for this method. Location and time determinations using the trigrams/hexagrams are always done with hexagrams where there is only 1 moving line.And why generate additional, random trigrams instead of using the trigrams in 34.5 to 43? Why not use those trigrams?
For my part, I wonder what 31 is doing, and how it meshes with 35 in this case. (...)
Cris, does anything come to mind for you?
Thanks for your help, Liselle. Nothing comes to mind relating to a gift or to the overall meaning of the hexagrams. When I drew the casting I could not make anything out of 35 and 31, other than the general auspiciousness of the former.Er. Is there any possible gift-type anything, to do with this?
Hans, I looked again at all shelves and cabinets (drawers too) to no avail. I can't shake the feeling that the passport is here, hidden somewhere - and will obviously pop up once I have a new one Is there any further hint derivable from the reading?In your flat, do you have a bookcase or something similar or a cupboard in the kitchen? Could it be that you put the passport on top of something? The image of the lines of H34.5<>H43 is reminiscent of shelves. The moving line in H34 makes it look like something is placed on top of something.
Hi Mary! This is a possibility. My aging mother could have absentmindedly taken it as has happened with other objects. I looked into her typical places with no success, though.Maybe you or someone else put it somewhere while cleaning the place or reorganizing it?
(...) Has anyone been in your place who could take and replace your passport?
The difficulty here is that I don't know your situation, so it becomes a bit of a guess.Is there any further hint derivable from the reading?
Or small accumulation dissolves the problem. It's just how you look at it .Dissolving the small accumulation
My passport, in all its cardboard splendor, would be a sublime visionOr small accumulation dissolves the problem. It's just how you look at it .
I'm truly grateful to you all for your help - whatever the outcome.All our contributions here on the forum could lead to your passport finally being found
I'll keep you posted!So it could well be that letting go now, suddenly produces an inspiration where the passport is.
That’s an intriguing suggestion. I’ve never spoken to my place! I doubt my bluff would sound convincing, and anyway my flat would likely be smarter than that. I could however ask for help and see how that goes?Maybe you could announce loudly to your home that you're leaving now to get a new one, and disappear for a few hours. Do you think it'd fall for that?
I do have a specific spot and I’ve searched it multiple times - not there(While typing...is there any chance at all you could have put it where maybe it belongs, and you haven't looked there? Do you have a special spot for important papers? This isn't from a reading.)
I have to make a decision at the earliest. Chances are I’ll have to wait a few months for the application appointment, so the sooner I start the engine, so to speak, the better.Rosada is trying very hard to get across that maybe it's unfindable, and that Yi says that's okay.
I should have used some smilies! This was mostly a joke, about how things turn up as soon as you replace them. So if you can convince the passport you've done exactly that, it might decide to come out of hiding to taunt you.That’s an intriguing suggestion. I’ve never spoken to my place! I doubt my bluff would sound convincing, and anyway my flat would likely be smarter than that. I could however ask for help and see how that goes?
This might be the 35, actually. The fellow in the story lost no time breeding his gift horses as much as he possibly could. Also I once got 35uc for taking a highway route rather than city streets. There's no particular gift in your situation, nor was there in mine, either, but there is advancing as expeditiously as possible.the sooner I start the engine, so to speak, the better
Oh well So the idea is to address the passport who’s playing hide and seek, not the flat who’s supposedly holding it captive… Either way, whether half-jokingly or not, by now I’m up for anything!I should have used some smilies! This was mostly a joke, about how things turn up as soon as you replace them. So if you can convince the passport you've done exactly that, it might decide to come out of hiding to taunt you.
Not to restart the discussion, but the question was where my passport was… Anyway I’ll start the breeding ASAP, while still expecting the right intuition!This might be the 35, actually. The fellow in the story lost no time breeding his gift horses as much as he possibly could.
Clarity,
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