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yes. This issue have been met by many people. When having a problem, they cast many many times. Actually the right way is: you cast only once; when waiting for the results, if there is a big change, you cast one time more( if not, don't do it). The first casting is always the best, in thousands cases I have read for people.Hi everyone,
I notice that when I get anxious about a situation in my life, I will cast many many times with slightly modified questions. I do this even if I get an auspicious answer the first time around. I think I do this because I am constantly seeking comfort regarding whatever situation I am going through. Eventually I find myself not knowing the answer to my question because I have gotten so many different answers. Also, I become uncertain which answer is true to my question. Sometimes I would consider casting another question but that just adds on to my huge list of the same question I casted 20 times.
Ideally, the solution is NOT to do this. However, if this had already been done, how can I go about amending this issue? I was hoping someone more knowledgable about I Ching could advise me.
Thank you,
Flaxs
Ideally, the solution is NOT to do this. However, if this had already been done, how can I go about amending this issue?
If you're asking how to stop yourself from doing this in the first place, I'm not a good person to answer, since I do the same thing, usually when I'm in a tizzy as you said. Trojina (a long-time, very active member here who you may have met already) has made the sensible suggestion to cast one reading, and then get up from where you're sitting and at least walk around the room. That little bit of a pause might be enough to let you register what Yi told you and stop you from casting another one right away.
Clarity,
Office 17622,
PO Box 6945,
London.
W1A 6US
United Kingdom
Phone/ Voicemail:
+44 (0)20 3287 3053 (UK)
+1 (561) 459-4758 (US).