I Ching Oracle Result: Transformation from Hexagram 32 with Changing Lines 1, 6 to Hexagram 14

Yin Yang symbol, representing balance

Yì Jīng’s Response: Hexagram 32.1.6 -> 14

Old Yin Young Yin Young Yang Young Yang Young Yang Old Yin

32. Duration

Yang Yin Yang Yang Yang Yang

14. Possession in Great Measure

32. Duration (恆 Héng)

Trigrams

Above
☳ Zhèn (Thunder)
Below
☴ Xùn (Wind)

The Symbolism of Hexagram 32

Hexagram 恆 (Héng) symbolizes endurance and lasting strength. This hexagram speaks of the need for stability, perseverance, and consistency in all things. Success comes from maintaining a steady course over time.

Hexagram 32 Judgment

The Judgment reads:
Original Chinese:
"亨，利貞。利有攸往。"
(Hēng, lì zhēn. Lì yǒu yōu wǎng.)
English Translation:
“Duration. Success. Perseverance furthers. It is favorable to have somewhere to go.”

This hexagram advises perseverance and stability. Success comes from maintaining a steady course, and it is favorable to have a clear direction. Endurance brings long-lasting success.

Hexagram 32 Image

The Image reads:
Original Chinese:
"雷風，恆。君子以立不易方。"
(Léi fēng, héng. Jūn zǐ yǐ lì bù yì fāng.)
English Translation:
“Thunder and wind: The image of Duration. The superior person stands firm and does not change their direction.”

The image of thunder and wind represents the forces of nature that persist over time. The superior person, like these forces, stands firm and does not change their direction easily. Consistency and stability are key to success.

Line 1 Changing

This line reads:
Original Chinese:
"浚恆，凶。"
(Jùn héng, xiōng.)
English Translation:
“Seeking duration too hastily brings misfortune.”

This line warns against rushing into long-term commitments without proper preparation. Hastily seeking endurance without the necessary foundation leads to misfortune.

Line 6 Changing

This line reads:
Original Chinese:
"振恆，凶。"
(Zhèn héng, xiōng.)
English Translation:
“Shaking endurance. Misfortune.”

This line warns against inconsistency and instability. If one's endurance is shaken and they cannot maintain their course, misfortune follows. It advises finding stability and avoiding sudden changes.

Changing to:

14. Possession in Great Measure (大有 Dà Yǒu)

Trigrams

Above
☲ Lí (Fire)
Below
☰ Qián (Heaven)

The Symbolism of Hexagram 14

Hexagram 大有 (Dà Yǒu) represents possession in great measure. This hexagram signifies abundance, wealth, and power. It emphasizes the responsible use of one's resources and abilities to benefit both oneself and others.

Hexagram 14 Judgment

The Judgment reads:
Original Chinese:
"大有，元亨。"
(Dà yǒu, yuán hēng.)
English Translation:
“Possession in great measure. Supreme success.”

This hexagram symbolizes the possession of great wealth or resources. It signifies success on a grand scale, where everything is aligned for prosperity and abundance. However, it also advises that this wealth should be used wisely and responsibly.

Hexagram 14 Image

The Image reads:
Original Chinese:
"火在天上，大有。君子以遏恶扬善，顺天休命。"
(Huǒ zài tiān shàng, dà yǒu. Jūn zǐ yǐ è è yáng shàn, shùn tiān xiū mìng.)
English Translation:
“Fire in heaven above: The image of Possession in Great Measure. The superior person curbs evil and promotes good, thus obeying the will of heaven.”

The image of fire in heaven represents the light and power that comes from abundance. The superior person uses this power wisely by restraining harmful actions and promoting good deeds. This alignment with the will of heaven brings lasting success.

Peace and wisdom on your journey!

With gratitude,
The I Ching Team