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Fire over
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Estrangement, Opposition, Diversity, Perversion ( K'uei, Kui, Guai )
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Seven of Wands
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Seven of Gialen Wands ( FPT ) |
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| David Maple-Green | When I see the sun sparkling on the restless surface of a lake I see diversity of perspectives that don't line up into convenient patterns for any of us to rest within. I see brilliance scattered in all directions where each and every one of us can take ahold of that which places fire within us. |
| B.G.W | Fire over Sea/Lake recalls the classic symbol of the fiery fertilizing god, as lightning descending like a lover into the female Abyss, which devours him and extinguishes his spirit. |
| A.H. |
"Kui" means to go against, to be incompatible with; diversity.
The flame of a Fire flares upward, while the water in the Lake flows downward; they diverge. Lake, symbolizing joy, joyfully clings to Fire, Brightness. In the course of diversifying there is still similarity - this is the wisdom of I Ching. Diversity. Fire moves up; Lake moves down. Two daughters live together; Their minds do not move in the same direction. The joyous clings to the brilliant. The yielding advances and moves upward. It attains the central place and responds to the firm. This is why there is good fortune in little things. The sky and earth diversify, But together they bring forth life and support it. Female and male diversity, But their passion unfolds through generations. All beings diversify, But they all coexist and evolve together. The superior ones seek common ground where it is necessary, but preserves their own uniqueness in the process. Diversity! |
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Perversion: Little affairs are auspicious. |
| Cymraeg | Dieithrwch, Amrywiaeth, Gwrthwynebiad |
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Changing (Old) Yao
Resolving Multiple Old Yao |
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Yao 6
Resulting Kua Initial Kua |
Feeling isolated and alone, Different, It seems a demonic, mud-covered pig appears, You first draw a bow, Then set it aside, realizing That it was a friend, not a foe. Go forward. Welcome the rain That washes away all fear. There is good fortune. |
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Yao 5
Resulting Kua Initial Kua |
Regret disappears. Relatives respond warmly, As if biting soft meat. With such support, How can one fail? |
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Yao 4
Resulting Kua Initial Kua |
You feel alone against the mainstream, But you meet someone inspiring Who joins forces with you. There will be adversity, But you will not fail. |
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Yao 3
Resulting Kua Initial Kua |
The oxen pulling your cart are pushed back, And you are tattooed and injured. There is no beginning, But there is a good end. |
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Yao 2
Resulting Kua Initial Kua |
You will meet a superior in a back alley, But there will be no failure. |
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Yao 1
Resulting Kua Initial Kua |
Regret disappears. You lose a horse But you do not panic and chase after it. It will return on its own. You encounter evil people, But you do not fail to speak with them. |
