I Ching, Yijing or Zhou Yi
"Oracle of the moon": © 2000 LiSe

  Yi Jing, Oracle of the Moon

 

Guà Jìng - Yáo Ying

Hexagram Mirrors - Line Reflections
(line pathways)

Mirror group 21.3-30.3-22.4-30.4

About seeing the value behind the appearance

  21.3 yin: Biting cured meat, encountering poison. Small distress. Without fault.
  Finding a problem is better than not knowing about it.

 

  30.3 yang: The Bright Bird of sunset. Not drumming on jars and singing, then big laments of old age. Pitfall.
  A half glass is half full, an empty glass has room to fill.

Lines 21.3 and 30.3 are each others fanyao, like views on the same landscape but from a different side, Thunder-Fire and vv. Asking for different actions.

  22.4 yin: Then flourishing, then silver haired, then a white horse soaring up. No bandits, marriage.
  You can make a show but only when you are sincere. Be careful with it.

 

  30.4 yin: Then arising suddenly, then praised, then dying, then thrown away.
  Some things seem much but are nothing.

Lines 22.4 and 30.4 are each others fanyao, like views on the same landscape but from a different side, Mountain-Fire and vv. Asking for different actions.

Lines 21.3 and 22.4 and also 30.3 and 30.4 are each others qianyao (upside-down). Here are similar actions but in different landscapes (complementary contexts).
What was up, outside or mental, is now down, inside or physical.

Mirror groups 21.3-30.3 and 29.3-48.3 are contrasts
(all yang lines of Mirror 21.3 are yin lines in Mirror 29.3 and vv)
Mirror 21.3 is about seeing the value behind the appearance
Mirror 29.3: what we miss to see may be a very important part

Explanations: How I found the Mirrors and how they work

 

last update: 29.09.2022

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