I Ching, Yijing or Zhou Yi
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What does it mean, 'inner' and 'outer trigram' (popup)
Lí below Xún: when the base of a person or situation is Lí, there is a clear order. Without that order there is no family, no coherence, just a group. Dedicated family members form a strong household, skilled musicians with their own distinct instrument form an orchestra, Daojia (“Dao family” or “school of the Dao”) is Daoism, the Templars are an 'order' of knighthood. Xún shows this order to the outside world as a coherent whole with a special base and spreads its influence.
Ideogram of the hexagram name: the first character, Jiā (top), is a pig under a roof. The second character, (bottom) is a person. Jiā means a 'dwelling': family members living together and where they live, residence, domestically raised, livestock, people who run a certain industry or have a certain identity: wine ~, farm ~, a class of people, eg those who possess a specialized knowledge or experience and engage in certain specialized activities, like sciencists, daoists, violinists, lawyers, the elderly.
The 'Great Image' says: Wind emerges from fire: family. The noble one has substance in words and perseverance in actions.
Hex.37 is the contrast of 40, when nothing is predefined, it is the moment itself which decides about the best action.
Hex.37 is being and acting according to the place in life where you belong and to your abilities.