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it said: 5.3.6 to 61
Your reading resulted in the following hexagrams:
changing to
5 61
Hexagram 5, Waiting
Key Questions
How can you wait patiently and with commitment?
While you wait, how can you best make yourself ready?
Oracle
‘Waiting, with truth and confidence.
Shining out, creating success: constancy brings good fortune.
Fruitful to cross the great river.’
You wait for what you need, like a farmer waiting for the weather to change. This is not a passive state; you can dance for rain, influence events by bringing yourself into harmony with the outcome you need. But you cannot force this, you can only attend to it. You will need patience: it may all take much longer than you had imagined. When you are fully present in waiting, your intense attention shines out like a beacon, beginning a creative engagement with the world – not by working on anything, but by waiting on it and holding your faith.
And in crossing the river, committing yourself to go as far as you can towards what you’re waiting for, you begin the transition into the world where it is real.
Image
‘The clouds are above heaven: Waiting.
A noble one eats, drinks and relaxes with music.’
Sequence
Waiting follows from Hexagram 4, Not Knowing:
‘Young things cannot do without nourishment, and so Waiting follows. Waiting means the way of eating and drinking.’
Pair
Waiting forms a pair with Hexagram 6, Arguing:
‘Waiting means no progress, Arguing means no connection.’
Changing Lines
Line 3
‘Waiting in the bog invites the arrival of robbers.’
Line 6
‘Entering into the pit.
There are uninvited guests – three people come.
Honour them: in the end, good fortune.’
Hexagram 61, Inner Truth
Key Questions
Where do you place your trust?
What feels true?
Oracle
‘Inner truth. Piglets and fishes, good fortune.
Fruitful to cross the great river.
Constancy bears fruit.’
The old Chinese character for ‘Inner’ probably shows a drum mounted on a pole. It suggests centrality and balance, and also the vibrations that carry through inner space. And the character for ‘Truth’ shows a bird’s claw over a child, suggesting the mother bird protecting her young. It also means confidence, and the sincerity that inspires it – absolute presence and concentration, creating a true connection. The very present truth vibrates through you like a drumbeat; you apprehend it directly as an inner resonance. The lines of the hexagram itself show a space at the centre, open to listen and resound with the intensity of experience.
Piglets and fishes are symbols of wealth, plenty and luck. They are staple foods used in humble offerings to the spirits: to receive piglets and fishes shows that you are in a state of connectedness, and can trust you will be provided for. Success in ongoing ventures (rearing your pigs), and the insight to be in the right place at the right time (placing the fishing nets) are both manifestations of your inner truth. And so it is good to commit yourself: inner truth will naturally move you towards new landscapes, as the inner hollow of a boat would carry you across the water. You stay true to your understanding by carrying it through into action, translating the moment of insight into responsiveness as a constant way of living.
Image
‘Above the lake is the wind: Inner Truth.
A noble one deliberates over legal proceedings and delays executions.’
Sequence
Inner Truth follows from Hexagram 60, Measuring:
‘Measuring and also trusting it, and so Inner Truth follows.’
Pair
Inner Truth is paired and contrasted with Hexagram 62, Small Exceeding:
‘Small Exceeding steps over the line; Inner Truth means trust.’
it said: 5.3.6 to 61
Your reading resulted in the following hexagrams:
changing to
5 61
Hexagram 5, Waiting
Key Questions
How can you wait patiently and with commitment?
While you wait, how can you best make yourself ready?
Oracle
‘Waiting, with truth and confidence.
Shining out, creating success: constancy brings good fortune.
Fruitful to cross the great river.’
You wait for what you need, like a farmer waiting for the weather to change. This is not a passive state; you can dance for rain, influence events by bringing yourself into harmony with the outcome you need. But you cannot force this, you can only attend to it. You will need patience: it may all take much longer than you had imagined. When you are fully present in waiting, your intense attention shines out like a beacon, beginning a creative engagement with the world – not by working on anything, but by waiting on it and holding your faith.
And in crossing the river, committing yourself to go as far as you can towards what you’re waiting for, you begin the transition into the world where it is real.
Image
‘The clouds are above heaven: Waiting.
A noble one eats, drinks and relaxes with music.’
Sequence
Waiting follows from Hexagram 4, Not Knowing:
‘Young things cannot do without nourishment, and so Waiting follows. Waiting means the way of eating and drinking.’
Pair
Waiting forms a pair with Hexagram 6, Arguing:
‘Waiting means no progress, Arguing means no connection.’
Changing Lines
Line 3
‘Waiting in the bog invites the arrival of robbers.’
Line 6
‘Entering into the pit.
There are uninvited guests – three people come.
Honour them: in the end, good fortune.’
Hexagram 61, Inner Truth
Key Questions
Where do you place your trust?
What feels true?
Oracle
‘Inner truth. Piglets and fishes, good fortune.
Fruitful to cross the great river.
Constancy bears fruit.’
The old Chinese character for ‘Inner’ probably shows a drum mounted on a pole. It suggests centrality and balance, and also the vibrations that carry through inner space. And the character for ‘Truth’ shows a bird’s claw over a child, suggesting the mother bird protecting her young. It also means confidence, and the sincerity that inspires it – absolute presence and concentration, creating a true connection. The very present truth vibrates through you like a drumbeat; you apprehend it directly as an inner resonance. The lines of the hexagram itself show a space at the centre, open to listen and resound with the intensity of experience.
Piglets and fishes are symbols of wealth, plenty and luck. They are staple foods used in humble offerings to the spirits: to receive piglets and fishes shows that you are in a state of connectedness, and can trust you will be provided for. Success in ongoing ventures (rearing your pigs), and the insight to be in the right place at the right time (placing the fishing nets) are both manifestations of your inner truth. And so it is good to commit yourself: inner truth will naturally move you towards new landscapes, as the inner hollow of a boat would carry you across the water. You stay true to your understanding by carrying it through into action, translating the moment of insight into responsiveness as a constant way of living.
Image
‘Above the lake is the wind: Inner Truth.
A noble one deliberates over legal proceedings and delays executions.’
Sequence
Inner Truth follows from Hexagram 60, Measuring:
‘Measuring and also trusting it, and so Inner Truth follows.’
Pair
Inner Truth is paired and contrasted with Hexagram 62, Small Exceeding:
‘Small Exceeding steps over the line; Inner Truth means trust.’
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