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In the Sequence of the Hexagrams:䷨䷩Jie denotes relaxation and ease. In a state of relaxation there are sure to be losses...
09/05/2026

In the Sequence of the Hexagrams:䷨䷩
Jie denotes relaxation and ease. In a state of relaxation there are sure to be losses; hence Jie is followed by Sun (Decrease). When decrease goes on without end, increase is sure to come. Hence Sun is followed by Yi (Increase).

In the Sequence of the Hexagrams: ䷦ ䷧Kui denotes misunderstanding and division; such a state is sure to give rise to di...
09/05/2026

In the Sequence of the Hexagrams: ䷦ ䷧
Kui denotes misunderstanding and division; such a state is sure to give rise to difficulties. Hence Kui is followed by Jian (Obstruction). Jian denotes difficulties; but things cannot remain forever in such a state. Hence Jian is followed by Jie (Deliverance).

Yi denotes being wounded. One who is wounded abroad will return home; hence Ming Yi is followed by Jia Ren (the Family)....
08/29/2026

Yi denotes being wounded. One who is wounded abroad will return home; hence Ming Yi is followed by Jia Ren (the Family). When the right administration of the family comes to an end, misunderstanding and division ensue; hence Jia Ren is followed by Kui (Opposition).

In the Sequence of the Hexagrams: ䷢ ䷣Things cannot remain forever simply in a state of vigour; hence Da Zhuang is follow...
08/22/2026

In the Sequence of the Hexagrams: ䷢ ䷣
Things cannot remain forever simply in a state of vigour; hence Da Zhuang is followed by Jin (Progress). Jin denotes advancing. Advancing is sure to lead to being wounded; hence Jin is followed by Ming Yi (Darkening of the Light). Yi denotes being wounded.

In the Sequence of the Hexagrams:䷠ ䷡Heng denotes long duration. Things cannot long abide in the same place; hence Heng i...
08/15/2026

In the Sequence of the Hexagrams:䷠ ䷡
Heng denotes long duration. Things cannot long abide in the same place; hence Heng is followed by Dun (Retreat). Dun denotes withdrawing. Things cannot forever be withdrawn; hence Dun is followed by Da Zhuang (the Power of the Great).

In the Sequence of the Hexagrams: ䷞䷟Heaven and earth existing, all things came into existence. Then came male and female...
08/08/2026

In the Sequence of the Hexagrams: ䷞䷟
Heaven and earth existing, all things came into existence. Then came male and female; then husband and wife; then father and son; then ruler and minister; then high and low. With high and low established came the arrangements of propriety and righteousness. The rule for the relation of husband and wife is that it should be long-enduring. Hence Xian (Influence) is followed by Heng (Duration).

In the Sequence of the Hexagrams:Things cannot forever remain in an extraordinary state; hence Da Guo is followed by Kan...
08/06/2026

In the Sequence of the Hexagrams:
Things cannot forever remain in an extraordinary state; hence Da Guo is followed by Kan (the Abysmal). Kan denotes falling into peril. When one falls into peril, one is sure to attach oneself to some person or thing; hence Kan is followed by Li (the Clinging).

In the Sequence of the Hexagrams:Such accumulation having taken place, nourishment follows. Hence Da Xu is followed by Y...
08/05/2026

In the Sequence of the Hexagrams:
Such accumulation having taken place, nourishment follows. Hence Da Xu is followed by Yi (Nourishment).

Yi denotes nourishing. Without nourishment there could be no movement; hence Yi is followed by Da Guo (Preponderance of the Great).

In the Sequence of the Hexagrams:When the return has taken place, there is no rash disorder; hence Fu is followed by Wu ...
08/04/2026

In the Sequence of the Hexagrams:
When the return has taken place, there is no rash disorder; hence Fu is followed by Wu Wang (Innocence). Given freedom from disorder and insincerity, there may be accumulation. Hence Wu Wang is followed by Da Xu (the Great Taming).

In the Sequence of the Hexagrams:Bi denotes adorning. When ornamentation has been carried to the utmost, its progress co...
08/03/2026

In the Sequence of the Hexagrams:
Bi denotes adorning. When ornamentation has been carried to the utmost, its progress comes to an end; hence Bi is followed by Bo (Splitting Apart). Bo denotes decay and overthrow. Things cannot be done away with forever; when decay reaches the upper end, reintegration begins below. Hence Bo is followed by Fu (Return).

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