I-CHING Hexagram #59
" Dispersion"

Sun The Soft, Wind Kan The Abyss Water. The wind that blows the water waves it, making it fog and foam. When the vital energy of a man is broken in its interior, softness is suggested to wake it up and bring it to the light.

It shows the man that concentration is essential to cause things to make sense. By destroying what splits things up, the man can keep things together and he reaches an important position.

To get started

We are going through a stage in which things have stopped. Affairs and relationships are frozen, causing things not to go on. It is necessary to soften them, to say it some way, so they move and be to our disposal. Our aim is to join what is separated, as a result of selfishness, or any other negative feeling, in order to join efforts and reach success.

To end

We are giong to enter a stage in which everything is separated. This is the result of the motionlessness of previous gatherings that haven't resulted as wished, so they freeze willingness. So, it is necessary to join the separated things. How can we do this? Being in the center; getting out of our own, of our own ambitions, and doing everything waiting nothing in return, just for the sake of others' prosperity. This way, we will be in the summit, and we will reach success.

sentence

Success. - The king approaches his temple. - It furthers one to cross the great water. - Perseverance furthers.

HEXAGRAMS

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The Creative

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The Receptive

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Difficulty at the Beginning

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Youthful Folly

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Waiting

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Conflict

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The Army

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Holding Together

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The Taming Power of the Small

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Treading

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Peace

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Standstill

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Fellowship with Men

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Possession in Great Measure

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Modesty

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Enthusiasm

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Following

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Work on what has been spoiled

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Approach

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Contemplation

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Biting Through

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Grace

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Splitting Apart

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Return

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Innocence

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The Taming Power of the Great

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Corners of the Mouth

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Preponderance of the Great

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The Abysmal

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The Clinging

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Influence

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Duration

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Retreat

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The Power of the Great

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Progress

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Darkening of the light

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The Family

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Opposition

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Obstruction

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Deliverance

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Decrease

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Increase

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Break-through

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Coming to Meet

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Gathering Together

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Pushing Upward

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Oppression

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The Well

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Revolution

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The Caldron

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The Arousing

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Keeping Still

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Development

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The Marrying Maiden

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Abundance

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The Wanderer

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The Gentle

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The Joyous

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Dispersion

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Limitation

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Inner Truth

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Preponderance of the Small

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After Completion

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Before Completion

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