H1<>H2 (all lines changing)

[Seasalt]

Hi dear people.
I asked at the end of the week how to proceed with person xy and recieved H64 unchanged. Also I asked for advice from Yi on how to best act with this person and answer is H1 all lines changing to H2.
I have never recieved such an answer.
I find it interesting so I would like to share this and learn something new if someone has some knowledge to share on this reading.
Person xy is someone dear I know and I like.
I am looking forward to your comments.
It says on Clarity for H1<>H2:
'See a flock of dragons with no leader. Good fortune.'

Seasalt

 

[breakmov]

Hi Seasalt

I leave this contribution "All Change: Headless Dragons and Perseveringly Upright" to this very interesting topic.

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[Hans_K]

Hi Seasalt,

I asked at the end of the week how to proceed with person xy and recieved H64 unchanged. Also I asked for advice from Yi on how to best act with this person and answer is H1 all lines changing to H2.

H64 is the hexagram of a new cycle, a new beginning. Unlike H63 where everything is fully balanced, in H64 all the components are present, but it has yet to find its right place, the right order.
Hence the text of the Image says:

...
Thus the superior person
Carefully distinguishes things
So that everything is in its place.

In H1 with 6 moving lines is an excess of yang, too much outward action, too much thinking, too much focus, too much control, too many ideas etc.
In H1 <> H2, something is broken open. H2 is the opposite of H1, it is open, receiving, supportive, inward looking, waiting etc.
Personally, I like Balkin's translation for 6 moving lines better:

A flock of dragons appears without heads.
Good fortune.

As far as I am concerned, this makes it clearer that the thinking, the head has to be let go.
Based on the answers, it seems like the Yi's advice is to completely change your attitude towards this person.

This would be my interpretation. As always, take what resonates and leave the rest

 

[Seasalt]

Hi Hans, thank you for your interpretation, very interesting, especially the part with dragons and thinking that has to be let go.

I don't realize yet what is broken open and what is about to change in my attitude, maybe there could be also advice to stop thinking too much and just relax.

Seasalt

 

[Hans_K]

I don't realize yet what is broken open and what is about to change in my attitude, maybe there could be also advice to stop thinking too much and just relax.

Hi Seasalt,
That is quite possible, I don't know your situation of course, so the interpretation is very general.

 

[Seasalt]

Hi Seasalt,
That is quite possible, I don't know your situation of course, so the interpretation is very general.

Hi Hans, I should have clarified a little more situation I have asked about though.
I know that person from work and there were attempts from both sides to become friends. Although there is sympathy it seems to be kind of hard breaking the ice or to reconcile differences. Maybe it is just my point of view.
I was often feeling and acting very blocked in our everyday communication and so I asked Yi on how to proceed and so.

 

[Hans_K]

Hi Seasalt,

I was often feeling and acting very blocked in our everyday communication

The above is H1 with 6 moving lines.
Where H1, with six moving lines, tries to "force" something:

Although there is sympathy it seems to be kind of hard breaking the ice

Instead of breaking the ice, H2's advice is to let the ice melt, so to speak. H2 is about the natural process, things that need a certain time to grow and develop.

 

[Seasalt]

Hi Seasalt,

The above is H1 with 6 moving lines.
Where H1, with six moving lines, tries to "force" something:

Instead of breaking the ice, H2's advice is the let the ice melt, so to speak. H2 is about the natural process, things that need a certain time to grow and develop.

Thank you Hans, I appreciate your comprehension so much.
It seems much clearer and easier to understand H1<>H2 for this example now.

The idea of letting the ice melt as a part of natural process (H2) instead of forcing it to break(H1 all lines changing) is naturally beautiful in a form of advice, quite poetic and inspiring to me.