What kind of job is 54uc/34uc?

[BriteJay]

Feeling stuck in life. Currently unemployed. Asked what kind of job I should search for. Response: 54uc.

Trying to be optimistic, I hypothesized a 54uc job means taking orders, having no say/opinion -- i.e., "marrying maiden." I hope it doesn't mean "no direction is fruitful so don't bother searching."

There are many jobs where one just does what one is told, so I asked if Yi could be more specific. Response: 34uc.

I have an idea of what Yi might be suggesting. When I told Yi what my idea is and that I am not happy if that's the suggestion, I recieved 43.2 to 49, which I took as: "Welp, it is what it is. Be alarmed if you want."

I would like to know what comes to mind for others as a 54uc job/34uc when asked to be more specific. Or let me know if you think the readings say: "don't search, no direction is fruitful/don't bang your head against a hedge." Other interpretations are also welcome...

 

[Liselle]

43.2 actually says don't be afraid...
'Alarmed, crying out.
Evening and night, bearing arms.
No fears.'

It might be more like, "Welp, it is what it is. If you're alert, you needn't be alarmed."
How's your financial situation? Could this mean be alert to that, and at least don't let it become an emergency?

Otherwise, it's really hard to tell. You're right, 54 could describe lots of jobs. It says:
'Marrying maiden. Setting out to bring order - pitfall.
No direction brings harvest.'

"Setting out to bring order" means trying to fix things and make things be how you want them. I can't imagine it means don't look for anything, either, so again, one question is how desperate are you? If it's getting to be a crisis, it could mean take the first thing you can, and worry about doing better later. The marrying maiden was just plopped somewhere - she didn't have any say at the place, but she also had no say about the place to begin with. Not great. But she was able to adapt.

54's lines show some potential for doing better later, but you didn't cast any lines.

"No direction brings harvest" could mean that nothing you do will bring harvest, or depending on how you read it, there's harvest in having no direction. Obviously the last one is better. Maybe, for instance, now is not the time to try to plan a whole career, if that's something you're thinking about.

The Image might be hopeful, too:
'Over the pond there is thunder
Little sister’s marriage
The noble young one uses enduring ends
to understand the ephemeral' (Bradford Hatcher)

I don't have experience to draw on, but it might mean something like how it is now doesn't mean it has to end this way. Where you find yourself is ephemeral, there's some sort of enduring end to keep in mind. Maybe that's a long term goal you don't have to give up on. Fingers crossed!

 

[BriteJay]

43.2 actually says don't be afraid...
'Alarmed, crying out.
Evening and night, bearing arms.
No fears.'

It might be more like, "Welp, it is what it is. If you're alert, you needn't be alarmed."
How's your financial situation? Could this mean be alert to that, and at least don't let it become an emergency?

Otherwise, it's really hard to tell. You're right, 54 could describe lots of jobs. It says:
'Marrying maiden. Setting out to bring order - pitfall.
No direction brings harvest.'

"Setting out to bring order" means trying to fix things and make things be how you want them. I can't imagine it means don't look for anything, either, so again, one question is how desperate are you? If it's getting to be a crisis, it could mean take the first thing you can, and worry about doing better later. The marrying maiden was just plopped somewhere - she didn't have any say at the place, but she also had no say about the place to begin with. Not great. But she was able to adapt.

54's lines show some potential for doing better later, but you didn't cast any lines.

"No direction brings harvest" could mean that nothing you do will bring harvest, or depending on how you read it, there's harvest in having no direction. Obviously the last one is better. Maybe, for instance, now is not the time to try to plan a whole career, if that's something you're thinking about.

The Image might be hopeful, too:
'Over the pond there is thunder
Little sister’s marriage
The noble young one uses enduring ends
to understand the ephemeral' (Bradford Hatcher)

I don't have experience to draw on, but it might mean something like how it is now doesn't mean it has to end this way. Where you find yourself is ephemeral, there's some sort of enduring end to keep in mind. Maybe that's a long term goal you don't have to give up on. Fingers crossed!

Thank you. This gives me a lot to think about and a new perspective. I am not desperate. Maybe it is not time to have a direction yet, even if I feel bothered by that fact? Since I am vigilant about my situation, maybe I should not be afraid about what feels like having no direction because there's harvest in having no direction. I think I can see how this may suggest not giving up on the viability of long term goals even if those goals do not feel viable at the moment. I appreciate the crossed fingers. Thank you again!

 

[Liselle]

I'm really glad to hear there's no desperation! Phew!