Clarity,
Office 17622,
PO Box 6945,
London.
W1A 6US
United Kingdom
Phone/ Voicemail:
+44 (0)20 3287 3053 (UK)
+1 (561) 459-4758 (US).
On several occasions this has fitted the situation very well, where someone was getting bogged down in details and failing to address the central issue. Also, this interpretation/ application survives several different translations and fits nicely with the zhi gua - Clarity in/amidst Abundance (of stuff to deal with)." 'Kill the leader, capture the followers'... This is to say that one should deal with the root of the problem, not with minor problems."
Hilary:One more comment on 30.6 for the pot. This is one of those lines where it seems to me that Alfred Huang thumps the nail on the head: 'Kill the leader, capture the followers'... This is to say that one should deal with the root of the problem, not with minor problems." ... Also, this interpretation/ application survives several different translations ...
...The door of the yurta suddenly swung open and an adjutant snapped into a position of attention and salute.
"Why do you enter a room by force?" the General exclaimed in anger.
"Your Excellency, our outpost on the border has caught a Bolshevik reconnaissance party and brought them here."
The Baron arose. His eyes sparkled and his face contracted with spasms.
"Bring them in front of my yurta!" he ordered.
All was forgotten—the inspired speech, the penetrating voice—all were sunk in the austere order of the severe commander. The Baron put on his cap, caught up the bamboo tashur which he always carried with him and rushed from the yurta. I followed him out. There in front of the yurta stood six Red soldiers surrounded by the Cossacks.
The Baron stopped and glared sharply at them for several minutes. In his face one could see the strong play of his thoughts. Afterwards he turned away from them, sat down on the doorstep of the Chinese house and for a long time was buried in thought. Then he rose, walked over to them and, with an evident show of decisiveness in his movements, touched all the prisoners on the shoulder with his tashur and said: "You to the left and you to the right!" as he divided the squad into two sections, four on the right and two on the left.
"Search those two! They must be commissars!" commanded the Baron and, turning to the other four, asked: "Are you peasants mobilized by the Bolsheviki?"
"Just so, Your Excellency!" cried the frightened soldiers.
"Go to the Commandant and tell him that I have ordered you to be enlisted in my troops!"
On the two to the left they found passports of Commissars of the Communist Political Department. The General knitted his brows and slowly pronounced the following:
"Beat them to death with sticks!"
He turned and entered the yurta. After this our conversation did not flow readily and so I left the Baron to himself.
Ossendowski: Beasts, men and gods.
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/2067/2067-h/2067-h.htm
A lot of sixth lines have 23-ness built into them, but not all, I think.
For instance, 50.6. There's no pruning, or stripping away, or 23-ness in sight, I think.
I think I've just opened up a can of worms lol thats quite a huge topic! and diverse!!!
anyway thats what was on my mind with this hex!!
Clarity,
Office 17622,
PO Box 6945,
London.
W1A 6US
United Kingdom
Phone/ Voicemail:
+44 (0)20 3287 3053 (UK)
+1 (561) 459-4758 (US).