I-CHING Hexagram #60
"Limitation"
K'an The Abyss, Water Tui The Joyful, Lake. A lake occupies a limited area; when there is more water, it overflows. The water should have limits. The image depicts water up and down, limiting the land between them. In human relationships, it is about the limits of superior and inferor, the limits of loyalty and the lack of interest.
It shows the man that being aware of limits, with no neglicence nor escess, everything is kept and moves forward. Going through danger calmly, and joinig facts, the man can display a strict attitude.
To get started
We are going through a period of restrictions. Some of them are caused by the environment, coming from outside; and others, caused by oneself. We have to meditate about our actions; set the limits, where necessary; save, don't waste in useless actions; don't limit where it is not necessary. So there won't be looses.
To end
We are going to enter a stage in which will be necessary to pay attention to the limits. These limits souldn't be neither very strict nor negligent. The economy should be developed in more detail. The personal relationships will have to be changed, in order not to affect nor being affected. In spite of all, these actions will keep safe personal and public possessions. So, there will be success.
sentence
Success. - Galling limitation must not be persevered in.
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HEXAGRAMS
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