#25 Wu Wang / Innocence – Heaven
(Ch’ien) over Thunder (Chên)
#26
Ta Ch’u / Great Accumulation – Mountain (Kên) over Heaven (Ch’ien)
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#25 Innocence |
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#26 Great AccumulationTheme: A time to be spontaneous – a time to accumulate
creative power.
Aspect
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#25 Wu Wang
Innocence
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#26 Ta Ch’u
Great Accumulation
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Situation
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Symbolically
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Heaven
rises and Thunder moves in harmony beneath.
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Mountain
above stills the creative power of Heaven below.
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Socially
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Conditions
are ripe for spontaneity but unexpected results may occur.
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Accumulated
knowledge of the past is available to benefit society.
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Individually
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This is a
time when one is in harmony with the divine without ulterior motives to cloud
one’s innocence.
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One has
stored great personal knowledge that can benefit others.
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Response
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Symbolically
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Thunder’s
movement under Heaven leads to growth.
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Heaven accumulates
power below the Mountain.
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Socially
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Now is
the time to penetrate to the motive for one’s actions and allow one’s
intuition to supersede the rational.
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This is a
time to choose a path that benefits the whole, not just the self.
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Individually
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Act
without conscious purpose. Be
spontaneous and good.
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Hold to
traditional values and consider actions in their light thereby developing
character.
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Outcome
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Symbolically
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Thunder
proclaims the virtues of Heaven.
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Great
accumulated energy within the Mountain eventually springs forth to nourish.
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Socially
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Innocent
actions without ulterior motives inspire and stimulate mutual growth.
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Energy is
available to succeed in great undertakings aimed at helping others.
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Individually
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Innocent
spontaneity leads to creative brilliance and inspiration.
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Accumulated
wisdom is available to be shared with profound results.
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The Lines
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Top Line
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Hold fast
– the time is not right for action regardless of intent.
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Obstructions
are gone – release the stored energies and act in harmony with Nature to achieve
greatness.
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5th
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A healthy
person need not seek out remedies – let Nature take its course.
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Do not
confront directly – instead eliminate the root of the problem. Success!
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4th
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Hold true
to your nature and be not swayed by others.
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What held
you back has strengthened you.
Success!
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3rd
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Unexpected
misfortune may present its own opportunities – retain an innocent attitude.
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The path has
cleared. Remain vigilant while
pursuing your objective.
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2nd
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Perform
the task at hand with your full attention – don’t be distracted by the
possible results.
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Superior
forces hold you in check. There is no
choice but to wait and accumulate energy.
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Bottom Line
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Follow
your heart and good fortune will follow.
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Obstacles
are present. Wait and release stored
energy only when an outlet appears.
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Recap
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#25
indicates a time when one should embrace the unexpected and unpredictable
with an attitude of spontaneity and unselfish innocence. By following one’s childlike instincts in
accordance with what is right and in harmony with the creative activity of
Nature one may encounter unexpected positive outcomes. Just go with the flow!
#26 indicates
a time when a vast amount of potential energy has been accumulated and is
available under the right circumstances to be released. Obstacles and blockages may still hold back
the release of these energies and one must be sensitive to the right timing
and application of these energies to achieve greatness. Accumulate power and wait for the right
moment.
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#25 Wu Wang / Innocence – Heaven (Ch’ien) over
Thunder (Chên) |
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#26 Ta Ch’u / Great Accumulation – Mountain
(Kên) over Heaven (Ch’ien) |
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