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Hey everyone,
I know that you're never supposed to ask questions that are attempting to predict the future,
Not sure really, I am less than a year into my study of the Yi, but the people I've asked with more experience than myself have told me it's not very wise to ask yes or no questions.
Well in 53.2 it talks of "eating and drinking in peace and unity". We've talked about just having a night in together, wine and movie sort of deal haha. I know from what she's been through in the past she wouldn't be quick to trust anyone right away, and in all honesty I can't blame her. I feel though that this line represents a secure feeling, an open and playful attitude. It also seems to indicate sharing a good experience with someone. It also leads to 57, the gentle, where it tells us that it is advantageous to have somewhere to go, and that you should see the "great man". The "great man" line has always set me off a bit though, as I don't know how to interpret it all too well.
56.2 says that "The wanderer finds an inn. He obtains the loyalty of a young servant." 56 itself speaks of venturing out doesn't it? I think the line is saying being in a place and with people you can be comfortable with. Coming to meet with someone you trust. Not sure how 50 relates though.
Any ideas?
See though, I don't know if it will happen is the thing. I just asked what types of interactions we would have with each other today. I've been trying to just give her her space, I don't want to seem too pushy. Though, the answers that I got would seem to indicate a coming to meet. Like I said before, it's purely based out of intuition.
I saw someone on here before saying something along the lines of, "You get what you ask for.", which I'd interpret as, "If you think it's going to happen, it's going to happen."
Do you think there is any truth to that?
See though, I don't know if it will happen is the thing. I just asked what types of interactions we would have with each other today. I've been trying to just give her her space, I don't want to seem too pushy. Though, the answers that I got would seem to indicate a coming to meet. Like I said before, it's purely based out of intuition.
I saw someone on here before saying something along the lines of, "You get what you ask for.", which I'd interpret as, "If you think it's going to happen, it's going to happen."
Do you think there is any truth to that?
Not sure really, I am less than a year into my study of the Yi, but the people I've asked with more experience than myself have told me it's not very wise to ask yes or no questions.
Good morning.
Ok, you did not refer to a flat out "yes and no" question in the first paragraph. You said maybe you should not ask about the future, which I at times have and it came true as casted I might add.
Yes or No questions are tricky yes but I have done it AND I have gotten simple and clear answers! (not always)
I just had to ask.
Required reading on the "bad question" question: http://www.onlineclarity.co.uk/friends/showthread.php?t=12642
FWIW, I discourage trying to predict the future as it can create a self-fulfilling prophecy. This can be quite loverly if one has an open and cheerful outlook; less so if one is in a less-positive state of mind and (consciously or not) expecting the worst. It's your ego that wants to know with certainty how everything will turn out. Your ego is not necessarily your best friend, and its meddling as often as not makes things worse.
In any event, IC always counsels living fully in the moment rather than planning for the future, trying to make an impression, or putting a splint on a fracture that's already happened.
It's not to say that you can't surmise a Yes or No answer but that, the way the Yi generally works, you'll get far more information about what effect you can have on the situation asking another way.
Clarity,
Office 17622,
PO Box 6945,
London.
W1A 6US
United Kingdom
Phone/ Voicemail:
+44 (0)20 3287 3053 (UK)
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