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(...)I also feel that there is another message in Hex 14 that Great possessions also comes through inculcating flexibility in one's personality.
Thought I’d share a moment of clarity with the iching. In my search for creating deep and lasting live in my life I asked the iching, how I could go about attracting love. It’s answer 14 uc which I took to mean I already possess it. No need to search outside myself. What’s more not only do I possess it already but in sharing the radiance within I will experience love outside of myself. Just wanted to share and give back to this beautiful community. The iching and I are building a relationship and today it finally felt like we were speaking the same language. Helping me to really understand the deepest meaning of 14 uc and the power that already lies within. Xo Chelsa
.*****'Great Possession.From the source, creating success.'Great Possession means you are rich – maybe in material goods, maybe in less tangible assets, like knowledge, wisdom, power, energy, talent or relationships. Whatever form it takes, you have something real and potent in your possession.The Chinese word for 'possession' also means 'there is', so this is 'great being' as well as 'great having': what there is and what you are, as well as what you have. The ancient form of the character shows an outstretched hand, which may hold an offering: to possess is to offer; what you have is, by definition, what you can give.And what you have and can give is great. This is pure potential: an opening to the source, and a promise of abundant energy ready to enter into circulation and become creatively active
That is not correct.
Flexibility is not mentioned anywhere in 14.
"Inculcating flexibility in one's personality" sounds like an extremely broad new age over-generalisation, which can definitely not be applied to 14 by any stretch of the imagination.
I disagree. I don't think imagination needs to be stretched so far between flexibility and generosity which is certainly a part of 14. In order to be generous one needs a kind of flexibility.
Also just because the actual word 'flexibility' is not there it doesn't mean one cannot use the word when making a comment about 14 does it ? I can't see that suryauday's comment can be exactly judged as 'incorrect' when s/he isn't aiming at an accurate translation here, just making a comment about
Where I got that from: the text of line 63.5 does say that one person kills a cow in the east. And my personal experiences with this line (quite a few) are exactly that, that something gets killed in the process - something which was alive and useful. Please note that the cow gets killed in this line, not sacrificed.'what ???...where did she get that from'. ( 63.5 was a recent response of yours I think where I thought 'eh', I'll pop over and check to comment there if that was the line...here it is commented over there linking to this and 'stretches of imagination))
https://www.onlineclarity.co.uk/frie...887#post250887
Please note that the cow gets killed in this line, not sacrificed.
Lol. No, that's not what I meant. It's terrible for the person who sacrifices their cow.You also seem to be imagining this is terrible for the cow
Hi Diamanda:... It's terrible for the person who sacrifices their cow. As they're then left without one. And don't ask me how I know they don't have more cows
Hi, Moss:Hey Charly,
Forgive me is this is way off base,
but I picture you owning a chinese curio shop on the beach (with glossy magazines.) How far off am I?
Scuse me if I don't understand you.
A 'curio' is one word for knick-knack/collectable item/baratija..etc.Hi Moss:
If I understand well, you've pointed to some «curiosities» in my posts.
You just proved they can fail.I suppose that attempts at humor cannot fail.
A 'curio' is one word for knick-knack/collectable item/baratija..etc.
Maybe like this one: ...
Facebook 'sorry' after banning picture of nude figurine
A museum has hit out after Facebook banned a picture of a prehistoric figurine.
Christian Koeberl, director of the Natural History Museum in Vienna, said there was no reason to cover the famous Venus of Willendorf.
A picture of the naked female figure — which is thought to date from 28,000 BC and is among the Austrian museum’s collection — was posted to the social media site by Italian Laura Ghianda.
Facebook initially said it was a “dangerous pornographic image”.
But the social media giant issued an apology and had now approved the picture.
Koeberl, commenting before Facebook’s apology, said: “There is no reason for Austria’s Natural History Museum covering the Venus of Willendorf and hide her nudity, whether it’s in a museum or a social network.”
Source: http://www.euronews.com/2018/03/01/facebook-sorry-after-banning-picture-of-nude-figurine
No need to apologize Charly. :bows:I believed that «curio» was a short form for «curiosity», I apologize.
Ah,But don't tell me that you believe that the Venus of Willendorf is but a worthless «baratija»!
Hi, Moss:No need to apologize Charly. :bows:
Ah,
I didn't mean to imply worthless.
I do not speak Spanish so, I may have poorly chosen 'baratija'.
Some curios are small mass produced sculptures. I just randomly picked a small item image.
no animals were harmed in the making of this post, and absolutely no joking around was involved in the image selection process
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The stylized figure of a woman shown in the round, with bulbous head tilted backward, small breasts and protruding belly button, she is kneeling in the act of birthing, the head of the child between her legs.
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Hi, Chelsa:... I wouldn’t mind this being shared there.
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