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Question: "What caused myself and X to fall out?"
Answer received: 38.1.6 to 40
When you have lines 1 and 6 changing it's a 27/28 change pattern so something has reached a culmination, it's a situation where all the nourishment has been taken in from the primary, here 38 and the relating hexagram comes to the fore, here 40.I have thought it wiser to ask "What caused myself and X to fall out?" as it seems more complete of a question from an intuitive perspective at least.
I think your conclusion is correct.So my conclusion is: Just don't worry about doing anything to resolve this matter. Let X return when ready after they've had some space to realise the value of the relationship.
I love this analogy of space. So the Iching can give you answers that may not be directly related to your question but will be more helpful for you to grasp/make sense of given your current circumstances?Hello heritage
It seems to me (I apply it to my questions!) that creating a "Common Space for an answer" where Yi answers the situation present in that space would be something more "productive".
I imagine "That Space" as a Space where all the dynamics unfolded and that led to the question formulated by you - In that space is you, is the other person, the dynamics created between the two, and that "flavor created" in the whole situation between the two.
"That Space" is a point of view from above that tries to look at the situation objectively and impartially as a whole .
-And the answer given (38.1.6>40) is an answer to "That Space", for you to ponder from a higher point of view (the Noble man).
38.1.6>40
"two different ways of thinking that have not been able to agree on something in common. "Letting it all go" would be a way of relief about all this."
line1: at the beginning of a situation where there are different points of view, it would be beneficial not to advance so eagerly with the discordant points of view, and to be careful not to create an antagonistic disposition right from the start.
Line 6: "things got ugly and unproductive". The different points of view, with that well marked antagonistic disposition that "excludes any beauty" that might exist in the other party that has a different point of view.
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I have answered the original query you linked to here which asks you basically to stop trying to make her forgive you.
When you have lines 1 and 6 changing it's a 27/28 change pattern so something has reached a culmination, it's a situation where all the nourishment has been taken in from the primary, here 38 and the relating hexagram comes to the fore, here 40.
It looks very much like a misunderstanding doesn't it with these lines in 38 - you viewing the situation in totally different terms from one another and when I say 'different' in 38 it's so different it can be hard to imagine the other's seemingly very weird pov. This cast makes me think this won't be too hard to clear up once the misunderstanding is out of the way(40)
I wouldn't normally say this but also the cast makes me think of gossip, other people telling her things you said and things like that, I get that from line 1. Is it worth talking to other colleagues to see if they have a clue about what was said?
I think often with such misunderstandings time is the best healer as in you cannot convince her because you may not know what was said and so you have to wait for her to figure it out for herself that you didn't do whatever it was. I can't be sure this was the result of gossip but to me it does look like a classic case of petty misunderstandings than can be let go of.
I think therefore this is a hopeful answer but I also don't think you need to apologise further. I think in line 1 you could talk to the 'hateful people' - those at work or elsewhere that may have knowingly or unknowingly caused misunderstanding between you.
I think your conclusion is correct.
In the other thread I had begun by thinking it possible she just doesn't want to be friends any more but this answer does make it seem far more reconcilable. Nonetheless as you said let her come to her senses in her own time. You can't do more at this point.
This cast makes me think this won't be too hard to clear up once the misunderstanding is out of the way(40)
I wouldn't normally say this but also the cast makes me think of gossip, other people telling her things you said and things like that, I get that from line 1. Is it worth talking to other colleagues to see if they have a clue about what was said?
I think therefore this is a hopeful answer but I also don't think you need to apologise further. I think in line 1 you could talk to the 'hateful people' - those at work or elsewhere that may have knowingly or unknowingly caused misunderstanding between you.
Remember whilst I said it looked like a misunderstanding it may not be. In the other thread I also considered she is using this as a way to get distance generally. I really don't know and neither does anyone else except her herself. Yi isn't a basis for finding facts in a situation.This is reassuring to hear. My challenge is in how to clear this misunderstanding up. And it sounds by the advice of this hexagram as well as by what yourself and others are saying is that the misunderstanding is cleared up by letting go of the matter. Is that correct? Because, at least for now, I've exhausted all the apologies I can text or email etc.
I raised it partly because of lines 1 and 6, the possible crossed wires of 38 and also just a feeling possibly due to the fact in the other thread you said she had left the workplace, a communal environment where others would surely also have some idea about why she left and what was going on there.I have been thinking about this gossip angle -- did you raise this because of the mention of 'evil people' in the first line? I am pondering if gossip could have been at play here but I am unsure. Perhaps in her own personal life people had been saying things about me that caused this seemingly crazy event.
I had also though that perhaps this particular reference in the line was telling me to avoid negative thoughts/people at this time?
No. Asking the I Ching is not a way to find out facts and whether there was gossip or not cannot be ascertained as a fact through any answer. No answer can tell you factually 'yes there was gossip'. If you want facts you need to use fact finding methods. If you don't think there was gossip there probably wasn't it was only a suggestion of mine given this happened in a work place.I might try this, i just can't suspect anyone that may have gossiped with her about this. Do you think it might be worth casting another hexagram to see if this was the case?
Mostly it's a mistake to ask questions about what other people think and feel. Much better to ask from your own standpoint then you know who the answer is about. I'd take it the 38.6 is about you - that you discover what you see as a dark event is not.Line 6 also suggests that even if let's say this fall out was due to other people/gossip, she would realise of her own accord that whatever negativity she held for me was unwarranted?
You must know what the fight was about surely as you were there fighting. So why are you asking here what caused the fight, you already know surely?She was working at my company but has since resigned on the day we fought and I had upset her.
Well it's because of thing you were fighting about.One of the posters in that thread suggested that I start with a more foundational question such as asking why the person isn't speaking to me.
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