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mryou1

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What kinds of drugs are you talking about, because if it's just weed or something... and/or he's not causing much problems... maybe you need to relax.

"coughing and spitting"... if that's it and he's not playing music loudly or something similar... I don't see how that could keep you up unless you're an extremely light sleeper. And since it's in this shared kitchen, just tell him you're having problems sleeping when he spends time in there late at night. If he's as reasonable and compromising as you make it sound, he'll probably make some changes as long as you're polite about it.

I don't see what drug use has to do with any of this, at all... you're worrying about things that don't concern you. And if he's not causing problems now, stop thinking that he'll cause problems in the future based on petty judgment. If that happens, and he causes problems, deal with it then.

64 is a situation in which you must be very careful

53 (the XOR hexagram) is slow progress or change

45 is about gathering or being together in a physical sense, and again, the need to ward off danger and take heed of those you're with
 

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So which is it chillax or be wary?? thku - Liss

You're not keen with spending a space with an "addict"...

Well guess what sistah, that's exactly what you're ****ing doing right now, and you best be careful that you don't lose someone who's helping you pay rent.

All the hexagrams that you got, as far as I see it, indicate a need to be careful about what you're doing right now. Your train of thought, that is, is not considering what's most "non-emotionally" best for you.
 

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Well, it depends on it being only a permanent solution. I can understand that kitchen is the place of certain intimacy and should feel a safe place where one nourishes oneself as the whole apartment should feel, anyway.
Addiction is a potential danger and with your personal experiences, no wonder you are pausing to give it some thought and determine the course of action.
I can`t speak out of the experience about the other lines, but looks like the careful approach will be successful as long as there is not too much indulging on, I suppose, both sides.
So perhaps ride it out as you have so far if it is only permanent. If its not, talk to the person in a friendly way, coughing and spitting! (if it is done in the kitchen) is not very nice, imo.
Perhaps this coming together could have a purpose of you helping him in some way, spiritual maybe, but at the first glance, one may deduce it was coming together in a transitional period, careful course of action in the situation will bring good results (interesting how the last line mentions eating and drinking, but with moderation).
And you are moving anyway:)
 
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