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Lake over
Water
Adversity, Oppression, Weariness, Exhaustion ( K'un, Kun )
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| Astrology | [entry] | ||
| Diloggún | [entry] | ||
| Darogan |
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| Geomancy | [entry] | ||
| Grith | [entry] | ||
| Ifá |
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| MO | PA(3):RA(2) - The Pool without a source of water. | ||
| Obí | [entry] | ||
| Ogham | [entry] | ||
| Qabbalah | [entry] | ||
| Rune | [entry] | ||
| Tarot |
Three of Swords
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TT
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Three of Gormun Flutes ( FPT ) |
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| Tzolkin |
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| Commentary | |
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| David Maple-Green | [entry] |
| B.G.W | The Lake is seen as having been drained into a deeper abyss, as if the primal Water element has taken back its medium of communication with the world of humanity. |
| A.H. |
"Kun" means difficulty and hardship. It suggests a difficult
position or situation.
Exhaustion. Prosperous and smooth. Being steadfast and upright. Great person: good fortune. No fault. There are words Not believed. Lake without water. An image of Exhaustion. In correspondence with this, The wise ones spare no effort In fulfilling their inspiration. |
| E.L.S | [entry] |
| Cymraeg | Adfyd, Gormes, Blinder |
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Changing (Old) Yao
Resolving Multiple Old Yao |
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Yao 6
Resulting Kua Initial Kua |
Exhaustion with creeping vines, And also danger and perplexity. Saying. "Moving: regret." Probably repenting, Then moving forward: good fortune. |
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Yao 5
Resulting Kua Initial Kua |
Nose and feet are cut off. Exhausted with scarlet kneecaps. Gradually and slowly, there is joy. Favorable to use them for ceremonial offerings. |
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Yao 4
Resulting Kua Initial Kua |
Coming, slowly, Exhausted in a golden carriage. Humiliation. There is an end. |
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Yao 3
Resulting Kua Initial Kua |
Exhausted with rocks. Resting on thorns and thistles. One lies on a hard line. Entering one's house, Not seeing their partner: misfortune. |
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Yao 2
Resulting Kua Initial Kua |
Exhausted with wine and food. A pair of scarlet kneecaps has just arrived. Favorable to use them for ceremonial offerings. Moving forward: misfortune. No fault. |
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Yao 1
Resulting Kua Initial Kua |
Buttocks, exhausted, on the stump of a tree. Entering into a gloomy valley. Three years, one does not appear. |
