zaterdag 20 juli 2013

line 1: the bird flies, misfortune; unchanged


Cast performed on Jul. 20, 2013 11:49:30 PM
Cast made at the beginning of a time interval of 1/1000th of a second.
Overview of cast:
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Primary hexagram: Hsiao Kuo (hexagram 62)
  Trigrams: Chen over Ken
  Archetype: Decline of the small
  General meaning: Small excess. The symbol of minor preponderance.

Secondary hexagram: Huan (hexagram 59)
  Trigrams: Sun over Kan
  Archetype: Dispersion
  General meaning: Dissolution. The symbol of dispersion.

As Hsiao Kuo passes to Huan, the following lines change:2,3,4,5,6

Ruling lines:
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Ruling lines in primary hexagram: second, fifth
Ruling lines in secondary hexagram: fifth

Changing line summaries:
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Second line changes from: Passing by the ancestor, and meeting the ancestress.  Passing by the prince, and meeting with the minister.  No mistake.
Second line changes to: Amidst dispersion, one hurries to that which provides support.  Remorse disappears.

Third line changes from: Do not pass beyond the barrier.  Someone will follow and attack.  Misfortune.
Third line changes to: The self is dissolved and dispersed.  No remorse.

Fourth line changes from: Not passing, but meeting.  No mistake.  Going is dangerous.  One must be cautious.  Do not persevere to the end.
Fourth line changes to: One dissolves one's bond with the group. Greatest good fortune. Dispersion leads in turn to accumulation.  This is something ordinary people do not think of.

Fifth line changes from: Dense clouds, but no rain, from our western homeland.  A chance arrow hits a well-hidden lurker.
Fifth line changes to: Sweating and crying out.  The loud cries are as dissolving as sweat.  Amidst dispersion, the king abides.  No mistake or blame.

Sixth line changes from: Not meeting, but passing.  The flying bird leaves.  Misfortune.  This means calamities and errors.
Sixth line changes to: One dissolves one's blood. Departing, keeping at a distance, going out, is without blame or mistake.
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