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Fire over
Water
Incompletion, Before Ending, Not Yet Fulfilled, Beginnings ( Wei Chi, Wei Ji )
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| Astrology | [entry] | |
| Darogan |
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| Diloggún | [entry] | |
| Geomancy | [entry] | |
| Grith | [entry] | |
| Ifá |
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| MO | [entry] | |
| Obí | [entry] | |
| Ogham | [entry] | |
| Qabbalah | [entry] | |
| Rune | [entry] | |
| Tarot |
The Star
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TT
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The Blessed Three ( FPT ) |
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| Tzolkin |
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| Commentary | |
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| David Maple-Green |
Flood waters rise
up unexpectedly from the depths of our shadows to consume the
fires of our creativity and spirit, leaving us dazed,
confused and overwrought. We should be prepared for the
presence of such calamity, conserving our energy and
embracing the challenges as they assail us.
Just as the fox wets its tail while crossing the depths spreading out in all directions, we should be vigilant with our resolve to reach the other side of our tribulations, for the shore, as we approach and walk upon it, will offer fruits filled with the nectar of joy. All of the yao (lines in the Accomplished Kua) are in their opposing positions, so there is confusion within this reading of the Kua, yet there is balance rising up from within the chaos. This is a good time to step forward into the world and bring order into the turbulance that surrounds the querent. |
| Cymraeg | Anghyflawnder |
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Changing (Old) Yao
Resolving Multiple Old Yao |
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Yao 6
Resulting Kua Initial Kua |
Being sincere and truthful While drinkig wine. No fault. Immersing one's head, Being sincere and truthful, Loses correctness. |
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Yao 5
Resulting Kua Initial Kua |
Being steadfast and upright: Good fortune. No regret. The light of a superior person, Being sincere and truthful: Good fortune. |
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Yao 4
Resulting Kua Initial Kua |
Being steadfast and upright: Good fortune. Regret vanishes. Attacks the opposition like thunder. Three years: Rewards come from a great sovereignty. |
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Yao 3
Resulting Kua Initial Kua |
Not yet fulfilled. Moving forward: Misfortune. Favorable to cross great rivers. |
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Yao 2
Resulting Kua Initial Kua |
Dragging one's wheels. Being steadfast and upright: Good fortune. |
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Yao 1
Resulting Kua Initial Kua |
Wetting one's tail. Humiliation. |
