58.2.3.6>13

[mazaru]

I've done an application for a job that I would really like to do.
I am keeping my fingers crossed that this one will work out.

So I asked:
"What will be the result of my applicationletter to N?"
Answer: 58.2.3.6>13

Line 2 looks good:
Sincere joy. Good fortune. No regrets.

But then line 3 and 6 spoil the fun a bit
3: Coming joy. Misfortune.

6:Joy in seduction.
Seduction? That's the last thing on my mind at this moment.

Multiple changing lines always do my head in. Especially when they are so different from each other.

And then it goes to 13
That is about a group of people.
Fellowship.
Could that be future colleagues?


I would love some more views on this one.
No matter what happens, I will let you know how this turns out. Always handy for the archives.

 

[icastes]

It looks very good for you. The idea here is so speak sincerely, straightforwardly, and not excessively when it comes time to speak. If you do that, it looks to me that you are going to get the job, and you will be gathering with others in harmony.

 

[gato]

Line 6 is not "Joy in seduction" but "Seductive joyousness." and it is a warning line. it warns against misplaced joy in a wrong direction.

 

[marien]

Hi Mazaru,

Communicating /Joy with Fellowship seems very positive for a potential job. Seems like a place where colleagues become friends. (though you may experience some anxiety with the 58.3...maybe related to the interview process?)

Multiple changing lines always do my head in. Especially when they are so different from each other.

LiSe wrote something which helped me make sense of many moving lines. Maybe it will work for you. http://www.yijing.nl/i_ching/structures/index.html

Crossing fingers for you
(and for Oranje tomorrow )

 

[willowfox]

I think that you are placing your excitement in the wrong place, as you are probably many seeking employment, and therefore the last line of Hex 58 is as "gato" says' a warning, don't get too excited.

 

[mazaru]

Thank you all for your time and advice.
I'll try to keep my excitement under control. Good advice.
I will let you know how this turns out.