Problems with new business 18.6 to 46

[Quest100]

Hello, This is the first time I've posted here, and I hope that you can help me with the interpretation of my reading. I have used the i-ching on and off over many years, and I have found it to be a useful way of clarifying my thinking, and helping me not to get too much tunnel vision. I was really excited to find this resource. I am starting a new business, and all was going well until a neighbour raised an objection to my plans that has snowballed into my potentially losing my premises. I have tried to negotiate, but tempers have got frayed. I am hoping another tactic will be more successful.The question I posed was 'how should I proceed with my business?' My interpretation of the reading is that success may be possible, but I would very much appreciate the input of others.

 

[rosada]

I got this response when I asked about my sister's court case to get a tenant to pay back rent. The court ruled in her favor but the tenant never paid up. Still my sister was somewhat comforted in that the court had decreed she was in the right. 46 may have indicated that after getting the favorable judgement it would be up to her to push onward, garnish the ex-tenant's wages etc. in order to collect the money owed. (she died before this was possible) So for you I think this may mean in order to proceed you may need to get approval from higher ups, landlords etc, but ultimately you are going to have to do everything yourself. I don't think this reading points to you losing the premises.

 

[rosada]

18.6 reminds me of the proverb, "Marriages are made in heaven but you have to live them here on earth." That is, 18 describes Working on what has been spoiled, but the sixth line means what happens after working on what has been spoiled, or the last step of the process. So you know now what the right thing to do is, but knowing and doing are two different things. So changing to 6 now seems to point to the effort to now actually do it, build your business.

 

[rosada]

After further thinking about this, it seems to me that even if you do lose the premises (a store front and not your home I hope!), you don't let that stop you.

 

[Quest100]

Thank you so much for that. It give me some clarity in my path ahead