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Hmm, well after pondering this a bit, I'm not really sure what more to add. The main reason is this: consider that this one hexagram 64 can transform via the moving line into any of the others 63 hexagrams. And lines 64.2 and 63,2 could be part of a great many (but not all) of these transformations.Would you like to elaborate on how you would see the advice in the context of 64.2 and 64.3?
Thanks. I see the primary-resulting relationship (or movement) in a number of ways, and I'm certainly not wedded to any of them. Similary to what Miglix21 says, one place I often start is to see the primary as describing the situation, and the resulting as suggesting a possible approach or attitude, but again ... that is only a starting point, and not a fixed way I look at every reading.so I see the primary hexagram as an standing situation and the secondary hexagram as something that is affecting or being applied to that situation, some sort of meaning and context
... But of course.I think it would be helpful to you to read the statement of the chaning lines too.
Clarity,
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