Hexagram I Ching: Two I Ching Hexagrams Charts
Hexagram I Ching №17 of 64 — Sui: To Follow / Follow Up — I Ching Hexagrams Charts
I. At the beginning of the nine. There is a change in the ruling. If, and, going out of the gate, you are connected [with the right one for you], then you will be successful.
II. Six second. Get closer to small children — you will lose mature people.
III. Six third. Get closer to mature people — you will lose small children. In following you will achieve and you will achieve. Stay in firmness is beneficial.
IV. The nine is the fourth. If you grasp something in following (you learn something new), then steadfastness (use of old knowledge) — unfortunately. If you have the truth and are on the right path, you will gain understanding. What can be blasphemy ?!
V. Nine fifth. Be truthful to the beautiful. Happiness!
Vi. There is a six at the top. Connect with what is obtained, connect with whoever you follow. The king needs to get to the western mountain.
Topic: 17 Hexagram I Ching: Hexagrams I Ching Chart
Hexagram I Ching №18 of 64 — Gu: Correction — I Ching Hexagrams Charts
Initial fulfillment. Favorable ford across the great river. [Be vigilant three days before the start and three days after the start.]
I. At the beginning of the six. Correcting the one spoiled by the father. For this there is a son, and the deceased will not be blasphemed. Although dangerous, it is, in the end, happiness.
II. Nine is the second. Correcting the spoiled by the mother. Persistence is impossible (You cannot be very persistent).
III. Nine third. Correcting the one spoiled by the father. There will be a little remorse. There will be no big blasphemy.
IV. Six fourth. If you are free to relate to the spoiled father. When you speak, you will see regret.
V. Six fifth. Correcting the one spoiled by the father. Praise is needed.
Vi. There is a nine at the top. Serve neither the king nor the prince. Exalt and glorify your work!
Topic: 18 Hexagram I Ching: 64 hexagrams of the I Ching
Hexagram I Ching №19 of 64 — Zhun: Initial Difficulty — I Ching Hexagrams Charts
[Primal fulfillment; firmness is favorable. There is no need to perform anywhere. Favorable to enthrone vassals]
I. At the beginning of the nine: indecisive spinning in place. Stay in firmness is favorable; favorable for enthronement of vassals.
II. Six second: in difficulty, in indecision, the four horses pull in different directions. If it were not for the interference, there would be a marriage. And the girl steadfastly does not go to him. But after a dozen years — the marriage will take place!
III. Six third: if you go out on a deer without a trapper, you will only enter the forest in vain. A noble person foresees events: wouldn’t it be better to leave [the work started, for its continuation will lead to regret.
IV. Six fourth: the four horses are pulling in different directions. Get married! In the future, happiness! Nothing unfavorable!
V. Nine fifth: your mercy hardly achieves its goal! In small things — fortitude — fortunately, in great — resistance to misfortune.
Vi. There is a six at the top: (If) The four horses are pulling in different directions. Tears to blood — pouring in a continuous stream.
Topic: Hexagram I Ching: What does ching ching mean
Hexagram I Ching: №4 of 64 — Meng: Folly, Underdevelopment — I Ching Hexagrams Charts
[Underdeveloped — development. I’m not looking for disciples; the students are looking for me. According to the first divination, I will announce; repeated and third — confuse. If it confuses, I will not announce. Favorable persistence]
I. At the beginning of the six: development of the underdeveloped. It is favorable for the application of punishments to people, for freeing them from the blocks on their hands and feet, because the continuation of their lack of freedom (will lead) to regret.
II. Nine is the second: taking an inexperienced, inexperienced wife (subordinate) — fortunately. Then the son will be able to arrange his own family and manage his home.
III. Six third: there is no need to take a very experienced wife (subordinate). She will see the rich man and will not keep herself. Nothing favorable.
IV. Six fourth: shyness from underdevelopment. Regret.
V. Six fifth: youthful underdevelopment. Happiness.
Vi. There is a nine at the top: hit underdevelopment. Does not favor being a robber; favors to cope with the robber within oneself.
Topic: Hexagram I Ching; Using the I Ching
Hexagram I Ching: №5 of 64 — Xu: Waiting, The Need to Wait — I Ching Hexagrams Charts
[To the possessor of truth — the original accomplishment. Fortitude is for happiness. Favorable ford across the great river]
I. At the beginning of the nine: waiting on the outskirts. It is favorable to be constant. There will be no abuse.
II. Nine is the second: Waiting on the [coastal] sand (In close proximity and ready to act when the moment is right) — Minor conversations ahead. In the end, happiness.
III. Nine third: If you wait in the mud (passively waiting and not preparing for decisive action). The arrival of robbers is approaching.
IV. Six fourth: waiting in blood (wait, but fight). Get out of the cave (overcome your fear)!
V. Nine fifth: waiting for wine and food. Resilience to happiness.
Vi. There is a six at the top. (If) You enter the cave (return to the problem), and there will be three leisurely guests coming. Treat them with respect, and, in the end, there will be happiness!
Topic: Hexagram I Ching
Hexagram I Ching: №6 of 64 — Song: Litigation — I Ching Hexagrams Charts
[The owner of the truth is an obstacle. Watch the middle with trepidation! Extreme is unfortunately. A date with a great man is favorable. The ford across the great river is not favorable]
I. At the beginning of the six: your problems (actions) are not eternal. There will be minor conversations, and, in the end, happiness.
II. Nine is the second: if you do not overcome in litigation. Turn — and run! Hide in your settlement of three hundred households, then there will be no trouble.
III. Six third: feed on what you purchased earlier. “Resilience is terrible, but if you are resilient in danger, in the end there will be happiness. Perhaps follow the leader, but without doing anything yourself.
IV. Nine fourth: can’t beat you in litigation. If you obey the order again, then [the position] will change. [You will be calm in endurance — there will be happiness].
V. Nine fifth: litigation. Primordial happiness!
Vi. There is a nine at the top: perhaps you will be granted a ceremonial sash, but before the end of the morning reception you will be torn three times.
Topic: Hexagram I Ching
Hexagram I Ching: №7 of 64 — Shi: Army — I Ching Hexagrams Charts
[Persistence. For a mature person — happiness, there will be no blasphemy]
I. At the beginning of the six: withdraw the army, guided by the law. And if not, then (even if it was good) — there will be misfortune.
II. Nine is the second: stay in the army. Happiness! There will be no abuse! The king will give orders three times.
III. Six third: there may be a cart of corpses in the army. Misfortune!
IV. Six fourth: the army retreats to the rear. There will be no abuse.
V. Six fifth: there is game on the field. The eldest son (if you rely on the truth) is to lead the troops. The youngest son (if you are mistaken, but stubbornly stand your ground) — a cart of corpses. It is favorable for the first to keep his word; there will be no blasphemy. To the second, fortitude is unfortunately.
Vi. There is a six at the top: the great sovereign owns destinies, begins a dynasty, collects lands and inherits them [to his] house. An insignificant person — do not act!
Topic: Hexagram I Ching
Hexagram I Ching: №8 of 64 — Bi: Union, Approximation — I Ching Hexagrams Charts
[Happiness! Understand the fortune-telling. With the initial eternal perseverance, there will be no blasphemy. Wouldn’t it be better to come right away? To the latecomer — misfortune!]
I. At the beginning of the six: draw close to the one who has the truth. There will be no blasphemy! It is full of truth, like a full jug. Go completely to it. There will be happiness for others.
II. Six second: approach him from the inside. Fortitude is fortunate.
III. Six third: if you are late when approaching, it may turn out that the goal is not the right one.
IV. Six fourth: approach him outwardly! Fortitude is fortunate.
V. Nine fifth: explicit approximation. The leader [on the hunt] needs to put the beaters on only three sides and let go of the game that goes ahead. If he does not put restrictions on the townspeople, then there will be happiness (Only those who want to stay should remain).
Vi. There is a six at the top: (If) Approaching him is devoid of the main thing (If you have not realized why you need this goal, but act according to the will of circumstances). Misfortune!
Topic: Hexagram I Ching
64 Hexagrams — I Ching Trigrams Chart
Unveiling The Mystery of The I Ching Upper Trigram Quian Zhen Kan Gen Kun Xun Li Dui Lower Trigram
Quian
1 Qian 34 Da Zhuang 5 Xu 26 Da Chu (Xu) 11 Tai 9 Xia Chu (Xu) 14 Da You 43 Guai Zhen
25 Wu Wang 51 Zhen 3 Zhun 27 YI 24 Fu 42 Yi 21 Shi He 17 Sui Kan
6 Song 40 Xie 29 Repeated Kan 4 Meng 7 Shi 59 Huan 64 Wei Ji 47 Kun Gen
33 Dun 62 Xiao Guo 39 Jian 52 Gen 15 Qian 53 Jian 56 Lu 31 Xian Kun
12 Pi 16 Yu 8 Bi 23 Bo 2 Kun 20 Guan 35 Jin 45 Cui Xun
44 Gou 32 Heng 48 Jing 18 Gu 46 Sheng 57 Xun 50 Ding 28 Da Guo Li
13 Tong Ren 55 Feng 63 Ji Ji 22 Bi 36 Ming 37 Jia Ren 30 Li 49 Ge Dui
10 Lu 54 Gui Mei 60 Jie 41 Sun 19 Lin 61 Zhong Fu 38 Kui 58 Dui
SOURCE: Unveiling The Mystery of The I Ching
Hexagram I Ching: №9 of 64 — Xiao Chu (Xu): Tarning, Small Education — I Ching Hexagrams Charts
[Accomplishment. Dense clouds — and there is no rain; they are from our western outskirts]
I. At the beginning of the nine: get back on YOUR path. What kind of blasphemy can be in this ?! Happiness!
II. Nine is the second: attraction to return. Happiness!
III. Nine third: the spokes of the cart fell out (It is difficult to move)! Husband and wife turn their eyes away (you disagree with someone, you are tormented by doubts).
IV. Six fourth: possess the truth! Get out of the bloodshed, get out of the danger. There will be no blasphemy!
V. Nine fifth: possessing the truth — continuously! Get rich from your neighbors.
Vi. There is a nine at the top: it’s raining already! Everything is already in the right place. Respect for the bearer of merit. The firmness of a woman (Someone’s obstinacy) is terrible.
The moon is approaching the full moon. For a noble person — a hike — unfortunately (Do not give in to persuasion)!
Topic: Hexagram I Ching
Hexagram I Ching: №10 of 64 — Lu: Offensive — I Ching Hexagrams Charts
[Step on the tiger’s tail so that it does not bite you. Development]
I. At the beginning of the nine: the simplest offensive. If you go ahead there will be no blasphemy!
II. Nine is the second: follow the path exactly — exactly! For the hermit, fortitude is fortunate.
III. Six third: and the one-eyed one can see, and the lame one can step on. But if you step on the tiger’s tail in this way, it will bite you, and there will be misfortune. You must act like a warrior, not like a king.
IV. The nine is the fourth: step on the tiger’s tail. Hoo-hoo! [cry out in fear] but in the end there will be happiness.
V. Nine fifth: decisive offensive. Be steadfast in danger.
Vi. There is a nine at the top. Consider [previous] deeds, investigate the best [in them]. When they are repeated — initial happiness.
Topic: Hexagram I Ching
Hexagram I Ching: №11 of 64 — Tai: Peace, Flourishing — I Ching Hexagrams Charts
[The small departs, the great comes. Happiness, development]
I. At the beginning of the nine: when a reed is torn, [the other stems] follow it, as it grows in a bunch. Hike — fortunately.
II. Nine is the second: embrace the outskirts! Draw and pop up on the river. Don’t leave the distant ones. Personal friendship is the end. Commendation for your purposeful actions.
III. Nine third: there is no surface that would remain without potholes; no leaving without returning. Be persistent in difficulties — there will be no blasphemy. Don’t grieve about your truth. There will be well-being in food.
IV. Six fourth: Rapid flight. If you are not rich, turn to your neighbors. There are no prohibitions by virtue of truthfulness.
V. Six fifth: king and gave in marriage to his daughters [to his subjects], and from this there was prosperity. Primordial happiness!
Vi. There is a six at the top: (If) the City Wall again collapses into the moat. From the small towns [their own] will will be expressed. Do not act as an army, perseverance (Perseverance) will lead to regret!
Topic: Hexagram I Ching
Hexagram I Ching: №12 of 64 — Pi: Decline, Standstill — I Ching Hexagrams Charts
[The great departs, the small comes. It is not favorable for a noble person to act]
I. At the beginning of the six: when a reed is torn, [the other stems] follow it, as it grows in a bunch. Fortitude — fortunately! Development.
II. Six second: embrace those who are adjacent to you. To insignificant people — happiness. Decline to a great man. [And further] development [of this.]
III. Six third: you will be full of shame.
IV. The nine is the fourth: there will be a command from above — there will be no blasphemy. In all who are with you, the blessing of [heaven] will appear.
V. Nine fifth: stop the decline. To a great person — happiness. Let it perish, let [decline] perish! [And reinforce it, surely] tie it to the wildly growing mulberry.
Vi. There is a nine at the top: the overthrow of decline. From the beginning, the decline, and then the fun.
Topic: Hexagram I Ching
Hexagram I Ching: №13 of 64 — Tong Ren: Relatives, Like-Minded People, Fellowship — I Ching Hexagrams Charts
[Relatives in the fields. Accomplishment. Favorable ford across the great river] Favorable for a noble person stamina
I. At the beginning of the nine: like-minded people at the gate (gathered to start the journey). There will be no abuse.
II. Six second: like-minded people in the temple of the ancestors (Look back at the past). Regret.
III. Nine third: hide your weapon in the thickets and, climbing a high hill, do not rise for three years.
IV. The nine is the fourth: after climbing the most city rampart, do not attack. Happiness!
V. Nine fifth: like-minded people — first screams and screams, and then joy. Large armies meet and overpower each other. (Most likely, before your eyes, your rivals will destroy each other).
Vi. There is a nine at the top: like-minded people retreat to the outskirts. There will be no abuse.
Topic: Hexagram I Ching
Hexagram I Ching: №14 of 64 — Da You: Possession, Owning Many — I Ching Hexagrams Charts
Possession of the great. [Initial accomplishment]
I. At the beginning of the nine: work hard so that there is no connection with the harmful, then there will be no blasphemy.
II. The nine is the second: the big chariot is for loading it. There is where to speak. There will be no abuse.
III. Nine third: the prince must penetrate to the son of heaven. It is impossible for insignificant people.
IV. The nine is the fourth: If you do not have luxury, then there will be no blasphemy.
V. Six fifth: such truthfulness! [In it] you will be connected with everyone, you will be strong!
— Happiness!Vi. There is a nine at the top: a blessing from heaven to this. — Happiness! Nothing unfavorable!
Topic: Hexagram I Ching
Hexagram I Ching: №15 of 64 — Qian: Modesty, Humility — I Ching Hexagrams Charts
[Accomplishment. The noble man has to finish]
I. At the beginning of the six: the humble of the humble is a noble man. We must cross the big river. Happiness!
II. Six second: declare humility! Fortitude is fortunate.
III. Nine third: a humble noble person is to work on the completion of affairs. Happiness.
IV. Six fourth: raise your humility! Nothing unfavorable!
V. Six fifth: if you are not rich, contact your neighbors. The need to carry out a punishing attack is favorable.
Vi. There is a six at the top: and then (lulling the enemy’s vigilance and completing the necessary preparations), it is favorable and necessary to move the army into [punitive campaigns] against [cities] and countries.
Topic: Hexagram I Ching
Hexagram I Ching: №16 of 64 — Yu: Liberty — I Ching Hexagrams Charts
[Favorable for the enthronement of princes and the movement of troops]
I. At the beginning of the six: if you proclaim liberty, there will be misfortune.
II. Six second: be stronger than stone, but not until the end of the day! Resilience to happiness.
III. Six third: look at the liberty — there will be repentance.
IV. The nine is the fourth: proceed with liberty. Much will be achieved. Don’t doubt! [Friends will gather around you like] hair around a hairpin.
V. Six fifth: stay resistant to illness. The permanent won’t die.
Vi. There is a six at the top: faded liberty. There will be excessiveness in what is being done. But when the accomplished passes the trouble there will be no!
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