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Mountain over
Thunder
Nourishment, Mouths, Jaws, Nourishing (I, Yi)
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| Astrology | [entry] | |||
| Darogan |
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| Diloggún | [entry] | |||
| Geomancy | [entry] | |||
| Grith | [entry] | |||
| Ifá |
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| MO | PA(3):AH(6) - The Vase of Nectar | |||
| Obí | [entry] | |||
| Ogham | [entry] | |||
| Qabbalah | [entry] | |||
| Rune | [entry] | |||
| Tarot |
The Hermit
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| David Maple-Green | [entry] |
| B.G.W. | Thunder in the mountain refers to melt-avalanches in early spring, which replenish the nourishing waters of the earth. |
| A.H. |
The attribute of
Mountain is to stand still,
and that of Thunder
is to move. When we eat, the upper jaw holds still; only
the lower jaw moves up and down. The subject of the first
three lines is to nourish oneself; that of the next three
lines is to nourish others.
When things are accumulated in great amount (as in Da Xu of the King Wen Sequence), nourishing becomes available. Thus, after Great Accumulation Nourishing follows. Thunder beneath Mountain. An image of Nourishing. In correspondence with this, The wise are careful of their words And moderate in eating and drinking. |
| E.L.S |
Jaws: Determination is auspicious: View the jaw; oneself seeking the mouth's fullness. |
| Cymraeg | Maeth, Cegau, Gên |
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Changing (Old) Yao
Resolving Multiple Old Yao |
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Yao 6
Resulting Kua Initial Kua |
From this nourishing, Adversity: good fortune. Favorable cross great rivers. |
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Yao 5
Resulting Kua Initial Kua |
Contrary to normal. Abide in being steadfast and upright. Good fortune. Not appropriate to cross great rivers. |
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Yao 4
Resulting Kua Initial Kua |
Turning updside down, Seeking nourishment. Good fortune. A tiger's glare, covetous, covetous. Its desire, chasing, chasing. No fault. |
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Yao 3
Resulting Kua Initial Kua |
Contrary to normal, Seeking nourishment. Being steadfast: misfortune. Ten years, not used. Nothing is favorable. |
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Yao 2
Resulting Kua Initial Kua |
Turning upside down, Seeking nourishment. Contrary to normal. From the hill, seeking nourishment. Moving forward: misfortune. |
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Yao 1
Resulting Kua Initial Kua |
Putting aside your spiritual tortoise, Staring at me with mouth drooling. Misfortune. |
