I Ching Oracle Result: Transformation from Hexagram 59 with Changing Lines 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 to Hexagram 34
Yì Jīng’s Response: Hexagram 59.1.3.4.5.6 -> 34
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.
Line 1 Changing
"用拯馬壯,吉。"
(Yòng zhěng mǎ zhuàng, jí.)
“Using strong horses for rescue. Good fortune.”
This line speaks of the need for strong and decisive action to break through obstacles. By acting quickly and with determination, good fortune follows. It advises using all available resources to solve problems effectively.
Line 3 Changing
"渙其躬,无悔。"
(Huàn qí gōng, wú huǐ.)
“Dispersion of the self. No regret.”
This line speaks of letting go of personal attachments or ego in order to break through barriers. By dispersing rigid self-interest, progress is made, and there is no regret. It advises selflessness and openness to change.
Line 4 Changing
"渙其群,元吉。渙有丘,匪夷所思。"
(Huàn qí qún, yuán jí. Huàn yǒu qiū, fěi yí suǒ sī.)
“Dispersion of the group. Great good fortune. Dispersion brings a mound. Not an ordinary thought.”
This line describes breaking down group structures or conventions, leading to great good fortune. The mound symbolizes something new and positive arising from the dissolution. It advises thinking creatively and outside the box to achieve success.
Line 5 Changing
"渙汗其大號,渙王居,无咎。"
(Huàn hàn qí dà hào, huàn wáng jū, wú jiù.)
“Dispersion in great waves. The king stands in his place. No blame.”
This line speaks of a situation where dispersion happens on a large scale, symbolized by the great waves. However, the king remains centered and in control. It advises staying grounded and composed, even when large changes are happening around you.
Line 6 Changing
"渙其血,去逖出,无咎。"
(Huàn qí xuè, qù tì chū, wú jiù.)
“Dispersion of blood. Departing far away. No blame.”
This line describes the complete dissolution of old patterns or attachments, symbolized by the dispersion of blood. By moving far away from the past, there is no blame. It advises making a clean break from harmful or stagnant situations.
Changing to:
34. The Power of the Great (大壯 Dà Zhuàng)
Trigrams
- Above
- ☳ Zhèn (Thunder)
- Below
- ☰ Qián (Heaven)
The Symbolism of Hexagram 34
Hexagram 大壯 (Dà Zhuàng) represents great power and strength. This hexagram speaks of a time when great energy and force are available, but it advises using this power with care and wisdom. True strength comes from knowing when and how to apply it.
Hexagram 34 Judgment
"大壯,利貞。"
(Dà zhuàng, lì zhēn.)
“The Power of the Great. Perseverance furthers.”
This hexagram advises using great power wisely. Success comes from perseverance and the careful, deliberate application of strength. It is important to avoid rash or impulsive actions.
Hexagram 34 Image
"雷在天上,大壯。君子以非禮勿履。"
(Léi zài tiān shàng, dà zhuàng. Jūn zǐ yǐ fēi lǐ wù lǚ.)
“Thunder in heaven above: The image of The Power of the Great. The superior person avoids stepping beyond what is proper.”
The image of thunder in heaven represents great power that must be controlled. The superior person, like thunder, understands the need for restraint and does not overstep the bounds of what is proper.
Peace and wisdom on your journey!
With gratitude,
The I Ching Team