I Ching, Yijing or Zhou Yi
"Oracle of the moon": © 2000 LiSe
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Gèn below Lí: when they say "what is better than presence of mind...: absence of body", then it is this situation they have in mind. A situation in which you happen to arrive, and you have to adapt and improvise and guess, and yet be careful not to do something which goes against the way of the things or people you have to deal with. Traveling to a certain area and temporarily staying. Or itinerant troops, which have to organize a temporary stay.
Every day, every minute, is new and for a large part undefined. You cannot stand still and act out of habit, you have to renew yourself over and over and find new fuel. But also to explore the changing time and find your road in it.
Every living creature is an exploring wanderer on this earth.
Ideogram of the hexagram name: a pole with a flag or banners and several people underneath it. An army division of 500 men, brigade, many, force, refers to travel reward, traveling to a certain area and temporarily staying, travel, guest, hostel, road, passengers, crowd, disseminated, stranger, be a partner, arrange in a series, one after the other, younger men of the family, a mountain offering. A journey was a hazardous undertaking back then, both spirits and other peoples were usually hostile, they had to be placated and set at ease.
The 'Great Image' says: High on the mountain there is fire: Itinerant. The noble one is clear minded and cautious in imposing punishment and does not protract lawsuits.
Reckon with the person you are judging, with emotions or morals which are different from yours. Don't take your own opinions for the only truth.
Hex.56 is the contrast of 60, which is about measures, the fixed units of time or weight or volume.
Hex.56 is where nothing is familiar or fixed, everything is unknown and has to be found out and done right.