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I've never actually been sure if hex 16 is a positive or a negative one. If you get 21 changing into 16 (re love life) would that mean that the biting led to positive or to negative outcome?
To bite or not to bite?
I've never actually been sure if hex 16 is a positive or a negative one. If you get 21 changing into 16 (re love life) would that mean that the biting led to positive or to negative outcome?
To bite or not to bite?
The sooner you drop the idea of "positive hexagram or negative hexagram", the deeper you could understand the Yijing.
b) The sooner you drop the idea of "positive hexagram or negative hexagram", the deeper you could understand the Yijing.
This is especially true if you're not a big believer in fate or predestination.
Then the readings describe choices, where it becomes doubly important
to perceive the up and down sides of the time. That rilly helps with the
risk assessments and cost-benefit analyses.
Well... I am not a big believer in predestination but I do think there could be some things that are "meant to be", especially since there is usually a limited range of choice. Rarely are you in a position to choose from whatever you want.
The English author, W. Somerset Maugham wrote the following parable:
So, this exists in western world just as well but that's fatelism, don't you think? Were we to accept that, then why educate, why work, why have children? Why live if nothing depends on us?
That's actually an old Sufi story, faithfully retold by Maugham.
But it's parable, not history or even anecdote, and the lesson isn't
on its "fatalistic" looking surface.
But your attitude IS pure fatelism. Which I strongly disagree with.
Somehow you are reading my words completely backwards. And misspelling fatalism.
I am saying that it's fatalistic and erroneous to see a gua as inherently good or bad.
To do so inhibits our flexibility, the breadth of our understanding and our freedom.
Somehow you are reading my words completely backwards. And misspelling fatalism.
I am saying that it's fatalistic and erroneous to see a gua as inherently good or bad.
To do so inhibits our flexibility, the breadth of our understanding and our freedom.
You did manage, however, to decipher it. Your "rilly" had taken more time to be decoded. If people in Colorado mountains happen to spell the word in that manner, I do offer appologies.
As for the rest of it, it is sheer preposterous philosophy.
I've never actually been sure if hex 16 is a positive or a negative one. If you get 21 changing into 16 (re love life) would that mean that the biting led to positive or to negative outcome?
To bite or not to bite?
Somehow you are reading my words completely backwards. And misspelling fatalism.
No, it's more likely to be biting through an obstacle to the truth, and I mean *who knows* who might be associated with that obstacle, right? Maybe even you. Who knows? So what obstacles to truth are there as you address this issue all upbeat like that? Looks like they're easy enough to get through, cuz you got the demeanor for it right now. Obstacles in a relationship or love life? Easy to find. 21>16. Easy to work through.
Sorry to weigh in so late.
Any use?
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Thank you so much. Finally a sensible answer.
I feel like I've just been sprayed with mental patient residue.
You just never know when one of those is coming.
Thank you so much. Finally a sensible answer.
Clarity,
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