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28.6>44 Worry and Acceptance of inability to changeing the un-changeable
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dobro p
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28.6 means you're in over your head and it's bad news. Interestingly, no blame attaches to you in this situation. 'Tough luck for the nice guy' sort of situation.
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Jerry,
28.6 could also mean you are just worrying waaaay too much and it's an unsavory pasttime..44.
I hope everything is okay for you and wish you the best.
love, jeannie
28.6 could also mean you are just worrying waaaay too much and it's an unsavory pasttime..44.
I hope everything is okay for you and wish you the best.
love, jeannie
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I'd like to suggest that the reading I gave wasn't negative, even if it suggests pain. I'd like to suggest it was useful.
For example: is going to the dentist negative? Or would you describe it as useful? (Either way, it's no fun, but aside from temporary discomfort, what's the essential meaning of the experience?)
Anyway, apply 28.6 to 'Worry and Acceptance of inability to changeing the un-changeable' for a minute. If you're worrying about things you can't change, and you ask the Yi about it and draw 28.6, then it seems like the oracle's saying to you: "Jerry, look, you're getting in way over your head with this approach and that's unfortunate for you. But I understand - no one could blame you for worrying about this stuff. But you're getting in over your head all the same."
Now, if I've read it right and this is what the Yi reflecting to you, then the obvious fix is to stop wading further into it, stop getting in over your head. Of course, *that's* no easy thing to do, right? But that seems to be what the Yi's shown you.
For example: is going to the dentist negative? Or would you describe it as useful? (Either way, it's no fun, but aside from temporary discomfort, what's the essential meaning of the experience?)
Anyway, apply 28.6 to 'Worry and Acceptance of inability to changeing the un-changeable' for a minute. If you're worrying about things you can't change, and you ask the Yi about it and draw 28.6, then it seems like the oracle's saying to you: "Jerry, look, you're getting in way over your head with this approach and that's unfortunate for you. But I understand - no one could blame you for worrying about this stuff. But you're getting in over your head all the same."
Now, if I've read it right and this is what the Yi reflecting to you, then the obvious fix is to stop wading further into it, stop getting in over your head. Of course, *that's* no easy thing to do, right? But that seems to be what the Yi's shown you.
Yes Dobro you are correct about all you have said and there is more. When you look from my perspective the door is closed behing me and it may be ajar ahead of me, but just, and I am trying to pry it open whih tact and reason when it may take an explosion. As far as your being negative with your comment, it is only that it is less comforting than the option offered. All things in my world are relative to any given moment in time. No Offence taken and thank you.