I Ching Oracle Result: Transformation from Hexagram 58 with Changing Lines 1, 4, 6 to Hexagram 59
Yì Jīng’s Response: Hexagram 58.1.4.6 -> 59
58. The Joyous (兌 Duì)
Trigrams
- Above
- ☱ Duì (Lake)
- Below
- ☱ Duì (Lake)
The Symbolism of Hexagram 58
Hexagram 兌 (Duì) represents the joyous, cheerful influence of the lake. This hexagram speaks of communication, happiness, and mutual support. Success comes from creating a joyful, open atmosphere where people feel free to express themselves.
Hexagram 58 Judgment
"兌,亨,利貞。"
(Duì, hēng, lì zhēn.)
“The Joyous. Success. Perseverance furthers.”
This hexagram advises fostering a joyful and open environment, where success comes from mutual support and clear communication. Perseverance in creating this atmosphere leads to long-term success.
Hexagram 58 Image
"麗澤,兌。君子以朋友講習。"
(Lì zé, duì. Jūn zǐ yǐ péng yǒu jiǎng xí.)
“Lakes resting on one another: The image of The Joyous. The superior person joins with friends for discussion and practice.”
The image of two lakes represents a supportive and harmonious relationship, where mutual joy flows freely. The superior person, like the lake, engages in meaningful discussions with friends, fostering mutual growth and understanding.
Line 1 Changing
"和兌,吉。"
(Hé duì, jí.)
“Harmonious joy. Good fortune.”
This line speaks of creating joy and harmony in relationships. By fostering mutual respect and understanding, good fortune follows. It advises focusing on cooperation and shared happiness.
Line 4 Changing
"九四:商兌未寧,介疾有喜。"
(Shāng duì wèi níng, jiè jí yǒu xǐ.)
“Negotiating joy brings no peace. Mediation brings happiness.”
This line describes a situation where attempts to negotiate happiness are not immediately successful. However, by mediating differences and finding common ground, joy can be achieved. It advises patience and persistence in creating harmony.
Line 6 Changing
"引兌。"
(Yǐn duì.)
“Enticing joy.”
This line speaks of creating joy by drawing others in with warmth and openness. It advises using one's influence to foster happiness and harmony in relationships, creating an environment where joy naturally flourishes.
Changing to:
59. Dispersion (渙 Huàn)
Trigrams
- Above
- ☴ Xùn (Wind)
- Below
- ☵ Kǎn (Water)
The Symbolism of Hexagram 59
Hexagram 渙 (Huàn) represents dispersion or dissolution, symbolizing the scattering of obstacles or rigid structures. This hexagram speaks of a time when rigidity and blockages are being dissolved, allowing for movement and renewal. Success comes from breaking down barriers and freeing up resources.
Hexagram 59 Judgment
"渙,亨。王假有廟,利涉大川,利貞。"
(Huàn, hēng. Wáng jiǎ yǒu miào, lì shè dà chuān, lì zhēn.)
“Dispersion. Success. The king approaches his temple. It is favorable to cross the great river. Perseverance furthers.”
This hexagram advises breaking down obstacles and removing barriers to progress. By dispersing rigid structures or habits, success follows. It is favorable to take bold actions, symbolized by crossing the great river, but perseverance is essential.
Hexagram 59 Image
"風行水上,渙。先王以享于帝立廟。"
(Fēng xíng shuǐ shàng, huàn. Xiān wáng yǐ xiǎng yú dì lì miào.)
“Wind moves over the water: The image of Dispersion. The ancient kings offered sacrifices to heaven and built temples.”
The image of wind moving over water represents the power to dissolve obstacles and create movement. The superior person, like the ancient kings, makes offerings and creates structures to channel this energy toward positive outcomes.
Peace and wisdom on your journey!
With gratitude,
The I Ching Team