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what is the future of my relationship with y, this is very confusing as this is my exboyfriend and not sure what iching is telling me, I do bump into him sometimes and we speak on the telephone, but he has commitment issues, but I feel when he see's me he still cares, so can someone give me some insight on this reading.
Your reading resulted in the following hexagrams:
changing to
37 27
Hexagram 37, People in the Home
Key Questions
Where are the boundaries of the ‘home’ you inhabit?
How are you building inner and outer relationships into a home?
What kinds of growth does this environment support?
Oracle
‘People in the home.
A woman’s constancy is fruitful.’
The old Chinese character for ‘home’ shows a pig under a roof. A home is where people rear a pig together, sharing wealth, work and value. People in the home cooperate in their shared space and invest in it together (as in a family, workplace, school of thought or culture), and within the structure it provides they can recognize and understand what is valuable.
To create a successful home, you need to have the constancy of a woman. Steadily, over time, your work creates a space in which all can grow freely into their natural form, and find their place and their connections with others. You allow space for new things to enter and grow, becoming part of the whole inner ecosystem. You keep the space for living in.
Image
‘Wind comes forth originally from fire: People in the Home.
A noble one’s words have substance and her actions are consistent.’
Sequence
People in the Home follows from Hexagram 36, Brightness Hidden:
‘Injury on the outside naturally means turning back towards the home, and so People in the Home follows.’
Pair
People in the Home forms a pair with Hexagram 38, Opposing:
Opposing means outside. People in the Home means inside.’
Changing Lines
Line 3
‘People in the home scold and scold,
Regrets, danger: good fortune.
Wife and child giggle and giggle.
In the end, shame.’
Line 5
‘The king enters his own home.
Do not worry. Good fortune.’
Hexagram 27, Nourishment
Key Questions
What would nourish you?
How is your hunger motivating you?
If you accept this as nourishment, who will you become?
Oracle
‘Nourishment: constancy brings good fortune.
See the jaws,
Your own quest for something real to fill your mouth.’
Literally, this hexagram is called ‘Jaws’: it means not only what you eat, but all the processes and structures that sustain nourishment. It includes all forms of nourishment: physical, social, emotional, intellectual, spiritual... all creating and re-creating an individual ‘ecosystem’ to sustain and shape you.
Constancy brings good fortune: steady, clear persistence in honouring what truly sustains you. Yi calls on you to see the jaws – to become aware. How do you habitually nourish yourself and others? What deep instincts are at work here? What real nourishment are you seeking?
Image
‘Below the mountain is thunder: Nourishment.
A noble one reflects on his words in conversation,
And is discriminating about what he eats and drinks.’
Sequence
Nourishment follows from Hexagram 26, Great Taming.
‘Things are tamed, and so there can be nurturing, and so Nourishment follows.
Nourishment means nurturing.’
Pair
Nourishment is paired and contrasted with Hexagram 28, Great Exceeding:
‘Nourishment nurtures correctly;
Great Exceeding overbalances.’
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Your reading resulted in the following hexagrams:
changing to
37 27
Hexagram 37, People in the Home
Key Questions
Where are the boundaries of the ‘home’ you inhabit?
How are you building inner and outer relationships into a home?
What kinds of growth does this environment support?
Oracle
‘People in the home.
A woman’s constancy is fruitful.’
The old Chinese character for ‘home’ shows a pig under a roof. A home is where people rear a pig together, sharing wealth, work and value. People in the home cooperate in their shared space and invest in it together (as in a family, workplace, school of thought or culture), and within the structure it provides they can recognize and understand what is valuable.
To create a successful home, you need to have the constancy of a woman. Steadily, over time, your work creates a space in which all can grow freely into their natural form, and find their place and their connections with others. You allow space for new things to enter and grow, becoming part of the whole inner ecosystem. You keep the space for living in.
Image
‘Wind comes forth originally from fire: People in the Home.
A noble one’s words have substance and her actions are consistent.’
Sequence
People in the Home follows from Hexagram 36, Brightness Hidden:
‘Injury on the outside naturally means turning back towards the home, and so People in the Home follows.’
Pair
People in the Home forms a pair with Hexagram 38, Opposing:
Opposing means outside. People in the Home means inside.’
Changing Lines
Line 3
‘People in the home scold and scold,
Regrets, danger: good fortune.
Wife and child giggle and giggle.
In the end, shame.’
Line 5
‘The king enters his own home.
Do not worry. Good fortune.’
Hexagram 27, Nourishment
Key Questions
What would nourish you?
How is your hunger motivating you?
If you accept this as nourishment, who will you become?
Oracle
‘Nourishment: constancy brings good fortune.
See the jaws,
Your own quest for something real to fill your mouth.’
Literally, this hexagram is called ‘Jaws’: it means not only what you eat, but all the processes and structures that sustain nourishment. It includes all forms of nourishment: physical, social, emotional, intellectual, spiritual... all creating and re-creating an individual ‘ecosystem’ to sustain and shape you.
Constancy brings good fortune: steady, clear persistence in honouring what truly sustains you. Yi calls on you to see the jaws – to become aware. How do you habitually nourish yourself and others? What deep instincts are at work here? What real nourishment are you seeking?
Image
‘Below the mountain is thunder: Nourishment.
A noble one reflects on his words in conversation,
And is discriminating about what he eats and drinks.’
Sequence
Nourishment follows from Hexagram 26, Great Taming.
‘Things are tamed, and so there can be nurturing, and so Nourishment follows.
Nourishment means nurturing.’
Pair
Nourishment is paired and contrasted with Hexagram 28, Great Exceeding:
‘Nourishment nurtures correctly;
Great Exceeding overbalances.’
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