What effect will the covid virus have on Trump's physical health? 6.1 - 10

[rosada]

I worded this question some what awkwardly as I wanted to avoid an answer referring to his thinking or political future.

Anyway, I think 6.1 means he will recover without great difficulty.

 

[Trojina]

Here people are saying he doesn't actually have Covid it's just a way to give him more time before the election, he's hoping he can defer the election. He may have it of course but if he seems well it's more likely it's all just another lie to play for time as he knows he could lose.

 

[rosada]

My first thought was it was fake to avoid more debates. What do you make of 10 as the resulting hexagram? Does the tiger represent the virus? The election? Karma? The Last Judgement? The will of God?

 

[Trojina]

You know me I don't believe political readings mean anything at all really. Nor asking about the health of someone who you don't have a personal connection with. Any answer will just give rise to speculation, you won't know anything from it, only time will tell the truth and we may never know if it's for real or not.

Someone said to me today 'well he's ill anyway'. I said 'what do you mean' and he said 'well he's insane'. I mean some people think he is actually mad.

I suppose 6.1 if anything could mean this is nothing, he gets over it quickly if he ever had it and if he doesn't have it, and 6 might suggest he doesn't, then the whole thing sort of gets forgotten about. However I don't think it will be forgotten about it will just add to the list of the rest of the lies he tells.

 

[rosada]

Okay. So how would you interpret 6.1 - 10 as a health reading?

 

[Trojina]

May have crossed posts, edited my last post to write about 6.1.

 

[becalm]

I get the feeling from this reading that he's as cranky as 'hell' as he's unable to speak out at this time because he is actually sick.

 

[Viru10]

He was just rushed to the hospital, I wonder how 6.1 fits in there. It almost sounds like advice to him personally, don't try to fight it let your body heal itself or whatever.

 

[Trojina]

If he dies quickly I suppose 6.1 could indicate it as a matter of over and done with

 

[rosada]

6.1 Not a lasting place for work. There are small words. Ending good fortune.
10. Treading a tiger's tail. It does not bite the man. Creating success.

I'm now seeing the tiger as the disease. "It does not bite the man" would then mean it will not be fatal or even greatly debilitating. "Not a lasting place for work" might mean he's sick enough that he can't go on working. The "small words" of 6.1 suggests to me that he tested positive but no symptoms and "Ending good fortune" sounds like the episode ends well.

So not getting into what effect all this has on politics, I think the reading suggests he is not too sick and recovers rapidly.

You heard it here first!

 

[diamanda]

I agree Rosada, as per your question wording, the effect of the virus on his health doesn't sound to be lasting.
Also he's supposed to be 'working' from the hospital, 10 maybe meaning he will soon leave hospital.

 

[rosada]

Ah, seeing 10 as the hospital pulls it all together:
6.1 After a bit of discussion fortunately he leaves the White House for a temporary place for work -
10. The hospital, which can be very scary but in this case a good thing.

So what effect does the Covid-19 have on his health? It makes him sick enough that he goes to the hospital.

 

[rosada]

Well, I think the implication from this reading is that the infection for him is not fatal - it didn't say he would "cross the Great River" or something else implying death - so I think by saying the prognosis is positive it does tell me more than I could have concluded on my own.
Of course, it may be that this reading is only giving me the most superficial of answers, "Trump's health requires him to go to the hospital", and isn't commenting at all on the final outcome - which would fit in with your theory that people need to be personally connected to the thing asked about to get the deeper insights. But even so, even if the hexagrams are only mirroring back what I already know, asking simple or obvious questions can be worthwhile for study. For example, I now have an example of how "not a lasting place for work" can fit into a reading and how the Tiger can represent something other than a person.

 

[becalm]

From the mirror.co.uk

Blind mystic Baba Vanga from Bulgaria is said to have predicted the fate of the US President Donald Trump.

Baba, also known as "the Nostradamus of the Balkans", is claimed by fans to have foretold that the US president would suffer from “a mysterious illness” in 2020 which will leave him deaf and with a brain tumour.

 

[Matali]

You know me I don't believe political readings mean anything at all really. Nor asking about the health of someone who you don't have a personal connection with. Any answer will just give rise to speculation, you won't know anything from it, only time will tell the truth and we may never know if it's for real or not.

Someone said to me today 'well he's ill anyway'. I said 'what do you mean' and he said 'well he's insane'. I mean some people think he is actually mad.

I suppose 6.1 if anything could mean this is nothing, he gets over it quickly if he ever had it and if he doesn't have it, and 6 might suggest he doesn't, then the whole thing sort of gets forgotten about. However I don't think it will be forgotten about it will just add to the list of the rest of the lies he tells.

I agree with Trojina. I've been thinking about answers that deal with social issues, politics... I don't think Yi answers that. I think Yi talks about personal answers that are important to the person who asks the question, and sometimes Yi answers something else..., but in my opinion, it's always personal and important...
Rosada, for 6.1 - a beginning of discussion as a slight conflict - can this correspond to something in your life ?

 

[Trojina]

It's not that I'd say absolutely political readings or readings about public figures 'don't work' as it is some people's experience that they do. Also we can't really know what Yi answers/how it's answering it's not something we decide and it famously doesn't follow our rules. But I do think the closer our questions are to ourselves the more pertinent the answers will be.

I also don't really understand what motivates people to ask about things they can know from news reports or just ordinary thinking/speculation, sometimes it's just curiosity I suppose. Here I guess to be fair it is personally important for an American to know if Trump is going to die or not. That's the nub of it.

I don't understand why anyone would care about the health of a public figure they don't know. This question was about his health but really I think it's about whether he's going to die or not. Not seen the news today so don't know yet must look. I know I don't care one iota what his health will be like but if he dies that will change the political landscape a great deal.

 

[Liselle]

For what it's worth, for people who don't live here, some news articles I've read have made a point to say he was "airlifted" to the hospital. I think this could give a misleading impression. Yes, he went there via helicopter, but presidents use their helicopter all the time, it's a normal means of transportation around the greater Washington area and has been as long as I can remember.

It's not the same as if the rest of us needed airlifting, which would almost certainly mean an extreme emergency.

 

[Amber_Rose]

I asked a similar question a few days ago:
“Is Trump going to die from COVID-19?”

Response: 10.3>1

Interesting how hexagram 10 turned up in both readings.

 

[Amber_Rose]

It's not that I'd say absolutely political readings or readings about public figures 'don't work' as it is some people's experience that they do. Also we can't really know what Yi answers/how it's answering it's not something we decide and it famously doesn't follow our rules. But I do think the closer our questions are to ourselves the more pertinent the answers will be.

I also don't really understand what motivates people to ask about things they can know from news reports or just ordinary thinking/speculation, sometimes it's just curiosity I suppose. Here I guess to be fair it is personally important for an American to know if Trump is going to die or not. That's the nub of it.

I don't understand why anyone would care about the health of a public figure they don't know. This question was about his health but really I think it's about whether he's going to die or not. Not seen the news today so don't know yet must look. I know I don't care one iota what his health will be like but if he dies that will change the political landscape a great deal.

Because Trump has a deserved reputation for manipulating the public and outright deceit. He’s made it impossible to trust him or anything coming from the White House.

 

[diamanda]

Is Trump going to die from COVID-19? 10.3 > 1
Someone shows fake bravado and gets bitten, misfortune.
I believe he'll get it quite heavy, but because of 1 I don't think he'll die from it.
It sounds like 10 is the dangerous disease here.

 

[diamanda]

Outcome: Trump only stayed in hospital for 3 days, and seems to be fully back on his feet now, even wants to attend an election rally tomorrow.

 

[Trojina]

I think we can conclude he probably never even had it to start with which would be consonant with 6.1. There's a dissonance in the situation, the lie and as it doesn't go far it's not of much consequence.

You don't have covid at his age and then go back to work within a week.

 

[diamanda]

Very possible he didn't have it. Or maybe he did/does, and he's still not at the 7-10 day stage where it really kicks in. Something doesn't add up for sure.

Did Trump truly get covid19? 51.4.5.6 > 42
Yes (51), medication has mired the shock (51.4), illness returns (51.5), he infects others too OR he doesn't have it (51.6). Then 42 either he has it and it will increase, or he didn't have it and he pretends to because he's thinking about his profits from his shares in regeneron. Still no idea.

 

[Albatross]

Any answer will just give rise to speculation, you won't know anything from it,

I like this idea. Answer this only falls in the world of speculation.. But in some way every thought in life is in a way speculation. It is speculation because we'll never know if this is true or false ("Fruitless to cross the great river."). But I consider that the second part is not entirely true. We, may be, will not know nothing about the Trump´s ill, nothing useful. But in this kind of question there is somethingabout the own position in the world ("There are small words") to understand how we manage this kind of madness.