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Hi everyone,
I learn new things from I Ching all the time. I am very interested in interpersonal relationships. So I asked I Ching: "What does X think about me?" And got hexagram 60.1.4.6. changing into hexagram 6. I know it is not always a good idea to ask yes or no questions, but it seems to me that this hexagram answers those questions very well with imposing a limitation and stopping, but I can't understand how it can explain my question. Does it mean I should stop doing something and it will lead to a conflict.Does he think I have any restrictions that might harm our friendship?
Then I asked: "Does he want to be more than friends ?" And got hexagram 11.1.6. <18. We do have a history between us. So as I understand, he has an internal struggle? He understands that we have a lot in common, that we are related. Am I right? He wants to keep me close. But what about the line 6, in Wilhelm it says that "the one recourse left us is to hold our own within our intimate circle. Should we persevere in trying to resist the evil in the usual way, our collapse would only be more complete, and humiliation would be the result". What does it mean?
Please help me to understand.
Thank you.
I learn new things from I Ching all the time. I am very interested in interpersonal relationships. So I asked I Ching: "What does X think about me?" And got hexagram 60.1.4.6. changing into hexagram 6. I know it is not always a good idea to ask yes or no questions, but it seems to me that this hexagram answers those questions very well with imposing a limitation and stopping, but I can't understand how it can explain my question. Does it mean I should stop doing something and it will lead to a conflict.Does he think I have any restrictions that might harm our friendship?
Then I asked: "Does he want to be more than friends ?" And got hexagram 11.1.6. <18. We do have a history between us. So as I understand, he has an internal struggle? He understands that we have a lot in common, that we are related. Am I right? He wants to keep me close. But what about the line 6, in Wilhelm it says that "the one recourse left us is to hold our own within our intimate circle. Should we persevere in trying to resist the evil in the usual way, our collapse would only be more complete, and humiliation would be the result". What does it mean?
Please help me to understand.
Thank you.
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