I-CHING Hexagram #49
"Revolution"
Tui, The Joyful, Lake. Li, The Seesawing, Fire. The trigrams represent the youngest daughters. Their influences are in current conflict and each force battles the other one like tha fire and the water, they try to destroy to each other. Here comes the idea of revolution.
It shows the man that getting rid of old things needs firmness and justice. Putting into practice measures such as waiting for the precise time, doing things properly to gain sympathy, the lack of selfish intentions and attitudes, the man gets the necessary acceptance to make changes.
To get started
We are at a stage of changes. We have personally produced those changes, or we have taken part in them. It is ime to acknowledge these changes. This is a natural process if the changes have led to success. It is only missing to reassure our achievements.
To end
We are about to enter a period in which we will have the chance to develop important changes. One will have to take into account some rules, if we want these changes take us somewhere: 1) Wait for the right moment, 2) Gain sympathies, 3) Be appropriate and free of selfish thoughts, 4) The change must fulfil the real needs. Having done this, the labor promises success. Excellent luck and and great achievements.
sentence
On your own day - You are believed. - Supreme success, - Furthering through perseverance. - Remorse disappears.
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HEXAGRAMS
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