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I don't think Lindsay mentioned impregnable authority, I think he was just stirring the pot.
Taking a cue from sparhawk...
Without getting into the personal stuff here, all I can say is that the resulting hexagram is the future hexagram for 100 out of 100 Chinese interpreters. All the rest is Western imagination.
Lindsay
Or, the Sponge Bob Gua, has a nice ring to it.
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Just joking, Trojan. You don't have to tell me how wrong I am again. lol
You can if you want to though. If it makes you feel good, I mean. lol
Thanks, Dobro! I have always loved the phrase "running dog revisionist"! Thanks for reminding me. I have an important business meeting today, and I will be sure to use it.
Perhaps several times.
The Chinese do not have a high cultural opinion of dogs. To call somebody a "dog's head" is a grave insult. I'll never forget the first time I heard a character in a Chinese play scream at his opponent, "You Dog's Head!" Laughter was not the appropriate response.
I think I would turn Dobro crazy. I see the relating hex as context (the weather it happens to be) which tells you what to do in the primary hex in order to make things in that context go well. Or the future: prime hex says "get your umbrella" because – future hex "it will rain tomorrow" (or get your car and go to ..., or do this and that will be the outcome). Or the past: this is how things were, but you can get out of this, if you do what the prime hex says. Or a koan-like joke, turning me upside down because that is what I happen to need more than understanding any hex. Without any first and second or whatever else.
And when a hex has no changing lines, I can feel relief, not having anything to do, things will sort themselves out. Or angry or fatalistic: so there is nothing I can change about this?? Or an image of something "this is what it is".. o yeah.
LiSe
Clarity,
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London.
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