India? hexagram 46.3.6 > 1

[in lak esh]

India? hexagram 49.3.6 > 1

Greetings, all. I've been meaning to join this forum for some time, and upon recieving this hexagram today, and finding just one other thread (closed to free members) with this same 49>1, was compelled to join...
After a powerful practice of yoga asanas and then a nice period of sitting afterwards, while listening to the beautifully composed Raga Hemavati by Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia, I felt a strong calling to journey to Mother India. It's been a thought dwelling in the back of my head for some time, and a bit more so recently. I'm 20 years old and have no ties, wandering so to say. Recently ended 8 months traveling from Peru to Mexico, and have an itch to "go back" already.. I am seeking something yet feel that I'll be walking this journey for a while. Why not India? I've got other plans for the next couple years, but again... that intuition you know is saying something good, for you've felt it before and tried-and-true, harmony resulted in following.. the harmony of the intuition.

I consulted with the Oracle, thinking three things as I set intention. India, Yoga, Hinduism.. What might they offer?
Hexagram 49, Revolution
Changing lines 2 and 6 to
Hexagram 1,The Creative

Any thoughts on this, brothers and sisters?
:bows:

 

[svenrus]

There's a bit difference between hex. 46 and 49. Did You cast 46 before 49 ? If that's the case I'll stick untoo hex. 46.3.6.

 

[in lak esh]

OH GOSH..

It was definitely hexagram 49...
My first post, with a critical mistake. Hah, can you change the title of a thread? Hexagram 49.3.6

 

[svenrus]

Unfortuneately not. I don't know who the moderator is here by now.

hex. 49.2.6 > 1. The tag is Revolution. As I see it the weight should be layed on preparation before doing drastic changes.
But ! I have only but little experience with hex. 49. "..... that change should not happen hastily. Change should be brought about in a timely fashion, on the "right day"...." (John Minford, commentary on hex. XLIX, Part I, I Ching, N.Y. 2014)