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el_2;149823 Lastly said:I do the same ! There are time I also want an answer to tell me that everything will be as i wish, but what i need is something helpful so I ask Yi to ignore my "needs" and say something I can use to handle the situation.
"geeze, I am so sorry for you, can understand how you feel, maybe we can search for a solution".
but I got it when I felt terrible, and it was a relief that I was heard and understood. Yes, things are tough, what can we do about it... .
Hello! I have heard hex often and lines with it yet, it is really perplex to me until now. Can you expound to me how hexagram works? Also, how would I know the line if it rise or fall?
Hi i come here sometimes but i dont post, i just look around for a bit of insight into my readings .
Hexagram 62 line 3, makes me nervous, iv'e had some not so good experiences with this hexagram/line.
Example: Before i wasn't aware of the meaning towards this hex/line.
So i do an early reading one day and get this hex/line, i think "what?, everthings sweet as, no problems here", so i go to work forgetting about the reading, on my way home, its late at night i get of the bus my house is 3-4 houses away, its on the main road, so im walking and "Whack", someone threw a heavy rock out there car window and it whacked the back of my head, it hurt, i was scared and i ran home.
Ive had other simular experiences with hexagram 62 line 3. So now i know to be mineful and watchout.
Worst thing is i got this reading for today...oh boy.
Looked at from the stance ofmy question one could conclude that I might as well resign myself to gate.
hexagram 15 is lucky. kun over gen. its a very lucky combo. in numbers its 2 over 8. it means modesty. very lucky combo.
A farmer named Sei Weng owned a beautiful mare which was praised far
and wide. One day this wonderful horse disappeared. The people of his village
offered sympathy to Sei Weng for his great misfortune. Sei Weng said simply,
"What makes you think this is bad?"
A few days later the lost mare returned, followed by a whole herd of wild
horses, led by a beautiful wild stallion. The village congratulated Sei Weng for his
great good fortune. He said, "What makes you think this is good?"
Some time later, Sei Weng's only son, while riding the stallion, fell off and
broke his leg. The village people once again expressed their sympathy at Sei
Weng's misfortune. Sei Weng again said, "What makes you think this is bad?"
Soon after, a war broke out and all the young men of the village except Sei
Weng's lame son were drafted and sent into a horrible battle. The village people
were amazed as Sei Weng's good luck. But Sei Weng only replied, "What makes
you think this is good?"
Clarity,
Office 17622,
PO Box 6945,
London.
W1A 6US
United Kingdom
Phone/ Voicemail:
+44 (0)20 3287 3053 (UK)
+1 (561) 459-4758 (US).