Yi 90: what harm to Spirit committing Suicide

 

Other titles: Splitting Apart, The symbol of Falling or Flaying, Decay, Flaying, Stripping Away, Deterioration, Collapse, Fracturing, Tearing, Disintegration, Ruin, Unraveling

Yi 89: harem 2

 harem 1

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Yi 88: harem 1

In the dream from many years ago someone i knew then tells me "you're going to have a harem."

Hilary Barrett:

"To seek union is to search for connection and belonging, discovering how it all fits together and creating a new world out of relationships."

Hilary Barrett:

"The early Chinese character for 'Opening' shows someone with words rising from their mouth: they seem to be dancing and singing. It means joyful and outgoing expression that opens up communication. Opening brings people together and begins a lively creative process of sharing and exchange."

Image

'Lakes joined together: Opening.

A noble one joins with friends to speak and practise together.'

Yi 87: life in NM 1

re NM dreams o'er the decades.

Other titles: The Joyous, Joyousness, Pleased Satisfaction, Delight, Pleasure, Cheerfulness

Yi 86: what good that i have Followed My Dream

 

Other titles: Duration, The Symbol of Constancy, The Long Enduring, Constant, Persevering, Standing Fast, Continuity, Constancy in the Midst of Change, Holding Firm

Judgment

Legge:Consistency means successful progress without error through firm correctness. Movement in any direction is advantageous.

Wilhelm/Baynes: Duration. Success. No blame. Perseverance furthers. It furthers one to have somewhere to go.

Blofeld: The Long Enduring. Success and freedom from error! Righteous persistence brings reward. It is favorable to have in view some goal or destination.

Liu: Duration. Success. No blame. It benefits to continue. Going anywhere is advantageous.

Ritsema/Karcher: Persevering, Growing. Without fault. Harvesting Trial. Harvesting: possessing directed going. [This hexagram describes your situation in terms of continuity and endurance. It emphasizes that continuing on and renewing the way you are following is the adequate way to handle the situation. To be in accord with the time, you are told to persevere!]

Shaughnessy: Constancy: Receipt; there is no trouble; beneficial to determine; beneficial to have someplace to go.

Cleary (1):Constancy is developmental. Impeccable. It is beneficial to be correct. It is beneficial to have a place to go.

Cleary (2):Constancy comes through without fault, beneficial insofar as it is correct. It is beneficial to have a place to go.

Wu: Constancy indicates pervasion. There will be no blame. It also indicates advantage of being persevering and having undertakings.

The Image

Legge: Thunder over wind -- the image of Consistency. The superior man stands firm and does not change his method of operation.

Wilhelm/Baynes: Thunder and wind: the image of Duration. Thus the superior man stands firm and does not change his direction.

Blofeld: This hexagram symbolizes thunder accompanied by wind. The Superior Man stands so firmly that he cannot be uprooted.

Liu: Thunder and wind symbolize Duration. The superior man stands firm without changing direction.

Ritsema/Karcher: Thunder, wind, Persevering. A Chun tzu uses establishing, not versatility on-all-sides.

Cleary (1): Thunder and wind are perpetual. Thus does the superior person stand without changing places.

Cleary (2): Thunder and wind are constant; so do developed people stand without changing place.

Wu: A combination of thunder and wind forms Constancy. Thus the jun zi establishes himself by not changing his post.