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- No – the absence of changing lines doesn’t mean an absence of change. It means pretty much what you see on the page: that this first hexagram is the only source and kind of change in the situation.
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Jun 14, 2007 · No – the absence of changing lines doesn’t mean an absence of change. It means pretty much what you see on the page: that this first hexagram is the only source and kind of change in the situation.
- Hexagram 64: Not Yet Across
When Not Yet Across is the relating hexagram – the one...
- Hexagram 64: Not Yet Across
For any hexagram we can examine the interpretation for what happens if it changes to its opposite (all changing lines) or stays the same, or if only its yang lines are active and its yin lines are not, and vice versa.
- Its Name and Nature
- The Fox’s Dilemma
- Not Yet Across as Primary and Relating Hexagram
- Already Across, Not Yet Across and Demon Country
- Fire, Water and Whiskers
At the very end of the Yijing comes the hexagram called Not Yet Across– the embodiment of incompletion and imperfection, an ellipsis in hexagram form. It’s a very large-scale, oracle-sized joke about our expectations of tidiness and order. The Chinese name has two characters: 未濟, wei meaning ‘not-yet’ and ji meaning ‘across’. 未 , wei, originally sh...
Tradition says that this is about a fox trying to cross a frozenriver, walking on the ice, and not falling in. The Book of Songs offers some clues as to the symbolic significance of the fox. There are songs about crossing the river to reach one’s partner, and there are also foxes stalking through songs of courtship. The fox of Hexagram 64 seems to ...
When Not Yet Across is the relating hexagram – the one revealed when all the moving lines are changed – it seems to be more likely to describe a fear of commitment. (‘What if I go past a point of no return?’) In some of my readings, with hindsight, the commitment would have been a good one to make, for others not so much, and for many I’m still not...
As I wrote before, hexagrams 63 and 64 have a uniquely close relationship: they’re one another’s inverse, and opposite, and nuclear hexagram, and exchanged-trigram hexagram. This structural intertwining translates into thematic closeness, too. There’s always a sense that the dividing line between them is very thin, and you’re never far from the pai...
The trigrams of Hexagram 64 are – just as in 63, Already Across – fire and water. They’re complementary trigrams: you can imagine sliding them together, seeing yang lines slot neatly into the spaces provided by yin ones. It all fits: fire and water go together; they’ll make steam, cook your food…once you get the water abovethe fire. Not Yet Across ...
Mar 14, 2024 · One of the most intriguing aspects of the hexagrams in the I Ching is the presence of changing lines. These changing lines indicate areas of transition or transformation within the hexagram, offering valuable insight into the evolving nature of the situation and suggesting appropriate courses of action.
Hexa in hexagram means six, which refers to the six lines that form a hexagram. Each of these lines can be solid or broken. That means there are 2 6 = 64 possible combinations of lines into hexagrams. In I Ching, each hexagram has its own particular meaning in divination. So do the lines of it.
How do you interpret the changing line 1 of the 38th Hexagram („Opposition“/ „Diverging interests“)? Being new to the I Ching I would love to hear…
Hexagram 64. Completion & Another Cycle. List of 64 hexagrams from the i Ching Book of Changes. Hexagrams with symbol, meaning and in-depth message.
