Clarity,
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I decided to look for an answer on how to be more "ying" in my approach; to stop being so sharp and edgy and just learn to love what I have. I get 2.2.6->4. It seems to describe a situation where I just have to ride things out, and the changing .6 seems to point to my very conflicted way of relating to myself, where I'm literally in two minds about what to do at any given time. Maybe it's just telling me that I don't know jack, and should be more like Jill.
You write well. :bows:
Funny, you look for how to be more Yin and receive 2. Doesn't get more Yin that 2, and line 2 is the ideal image of things appearing to finish perfectly on their own. It also describes the principle by which ideas are made manifest in 3-D, and appear as solid matter, again almost as though it happened only by letting it happen, not making it happen.
2.6, to me, is a big freak out shakedown, often relating to ones own image, what others think of you, were you right or were you wrong in the past, uncertain of your own position, and not trusting enough to let go and just be led, or only make decisions as they are needed, rather than attempting to surmise and project what to do when or if such-and-such happens. Very tense and confused, and hugely uncomfortable headspace. Did I forget to mention it's also completely unnecessary?
If you can't do 2.2, then just do 2. That'll get ya there.
Have you had any luck in just dropping this headspace, or is there something in there worth rummaging through?
I've found likewise, until the bouncing ball becomes me.(This is also a headspace where it's easy to set any ball in motion just to watch it careen of in a completely different direction to what you'd have imagined... and on top of it, watching yourself desperately chasing it down.)
You're welcome and your participation is appreciated.Thank you again for taking your time, and apologies again for rambling.
Clarity,
Office 17622,
PO Box 6945,
London.
W1A 6US
United Kingdom
Phone/ Voicemail:
+44 (0)20 3287 3053 (UK)
+1 (561) 459-4758 (US).