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My question for you, my dear Iching clarity community, is what is the question I should be asking? I feel like I am not objective enough to ask the Yi the right questions, so I'm wondering what sorts of questions should I ask.
I'd recommend this dialogue:
a) What is the current situation ofr the relation between X and I?
b) How is my position within the relation with X?
c) How is X's position within the relation with me?
Normally, these 3 questions would give you a clear Navigation Chart. You can ask a fourth one, asking for advice on how to act.
Best wishes
Yes and no.
I think the quest for objectivity when consulting Yi is a false one. Yi addresses your consciousness, you bring your inner meaning to it and understand your answer on an intimate personal level. Therefore you are always best placed to understand your answer although ideas from others can be helpful too
But as for suggested questions maybe a question with you in it ?
Along the lines of your best approach to this relationship now ? Your prospects in the relationship ? Maybe even 'what do I need to understand now about this relationship ?'
The main thing is to put you in the question somewhere. Oh and give Yi room to answer by a more open question than the yes/no question.
You say you are a philosopher and existentialist so do you question what you actually mean by 'does he love me ?' What does that mean ? Is there a switch in the brain whereby love is turned on or off ?
I don't recommend trying to discover his feelings through the I Ching but it may be helpful to discover the viability of the relationship through some questions with you in them and of course through these questions you will inadvertently get an idea of his feelings anyway.
Clarity,
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London.
W1A 6US
United Kingdom
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+44 (0)20 3287 3053 (UK)
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