The situation: 29.3.4.6 (29 > 44)

The message that you have received

29.3.4.6 (29 > 44)
29.3.4.6 (29 > 44) - Remembering good memories

One watches again with passion a film that one has enjoyed so much.

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The trigrams

The trigrams are combinations of three yin and yang lines. The three bottom lines of the hexagram form the lower trigram and represent the inner situation. The three top lines form the upper trigram and represent the outer situation.

Upper trigram: The water The sky

The waterThe sky

Lower trigram: The water The wind

The waterThe wind

The formation: 29

What is already there

29
29 - Depth

When problems are too difficult, one tries to work around them.

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29.3 (29 > 48)
29.3 (29 > 48) - Leaving the field

Others notice what one has wasted, thus one leaves.

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29.4 (29 > 47)
29.4 (29 > 47) - Living sparsely

When one has little means, one is content with simple things.

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29.6 (29 > 59)
29.6 (29 > 59) - Pausing

When it is too tiring, one can stop and resume later.

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In the making: 44

What is poised to happen

44
44 - Invitation

One must not abuse hospitality.

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The nuclear hexagram: 27.2.3.4.5 (27 > 1)

The nuclear hexagram is the association of the two inner trigrams (lines 2,3,4 and 3,4,5). It represents the root, or the origin of the situation.

27.2.3.4.5 (27 > 1)
27.2.3.4.5 (27 > 1) - Studying the environment

One can understand others by going to them.

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Ruler

The starting situation

29.6 (29 > 59)
29.6 (29 > 59) - Pausing

When it is too tiring, one can stop and resume later.

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Correction

The direction where the ruler is going to bend

29.3.4 (29 > 28)
29.3.4 (29 > 28) - Losing credit

One ruins one's reputation by attacking a helpless person.

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