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3. Return to virtue (whatever that means for you) to avoid embarrassment. Correct your attitude.Nine at Third: Not persevering in your power and virtue. Perhaps you will receive something, even then you will be embarrassed. Divination: Shame and confusion.
Nine at Fourth: Divination: The fields are without birds of prey.
Six at Fifth: Divination: persevere in your power and virtue. The way is open for the wife and her people. The way is closed for the husband and the son.
Six Above: Rousing persevering, the way is closed.
What I don’t understand, is how these changing lines lead up to the solution (59)? I’ve thought of a few ways to interpret this and am curious to know your opinions about it. 1. While googling I found one advice on handling 4 changing lines, namely to look at the uppermost UNchanging line. This line seems to make better sense for me, but it also seems a little random to just pick another line? 2. Does this reading maybe mean, that the result of my behavior regarding my sadness will always (have to) result in the ‘dispersion’ of my emotions and that this is the only way it can be right now? Can the resulting hexagram also contain the advice, or should I take it as the unavoidable result of the actions portrayed in the changing lines? 3.Should I take the changing lines as an advice on what NOT to do? I’m really interested to hear what you guys make of this! Thank you
While googling I found one advice on handling 4 changing lines, namely to look at the uppermost UNchanging line.
Clarity,
Office 17622,
PO Box 6945,
London.
W1A 6US
United Kingdom
Phone/ Voicemail:
+44 (0)20 3287 3053 (UK)
+1 (561) 459-4758 (US).