Contemporary Interpretation
Intuition separates
the clear from the unclear.
Intuition separates
The clear
[integrate
what nourishes]
From the Unclear
[disengage
from what does not].
Dynamics of the Hexagram
The Hexagram
Upper Trigram: Li, Fire
2nd Core Character: Umgstalten
1st Core Character: Gen, Mountain
Lower Trigram: Kun, Earth
The Hexagram's Dynamic within the Matrix
The Changes in Detail
Lower Trigram: Kun, the Earth
First Change: Kun → Gen, the Mountain
Second Change: Gen → Kan, the Water
Third Change: Kan → Li, the Fire
Upper Trigram: Li, the Fire
Follow the Path of the Dao: A Western Approximation
The Interplay of Yin and Yang
Changes and Impulses
Exemplary Experiences
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Classical Interpretation
Progress (35) signifies day.
The image
The sun rises over the earth: the image of progress. Thus the superior man makes his virtues shine brightly.
The judgement
Progress: The powerful prince is honoured with horses in large quantities. He is invited for audience three times in one day.Full text of Richard Wilhelm's 1924 translation by Cary F. Baynes
References and Connotations
- Hexagram 34 → hexagram 35 → hexagram 36
- ST41 (To Untie the Force)
- Autumn
- Eight of Wands and Six of Swords