A modern reflection
A way to look at this moment.
An obstacle is information about the route, not a verdict on your worth. Pause to examine the terrain and ask who might help. Changing direction or returning to a simpler approach can be more effective than persisting with the same method.
Sit with this question
What alternative route have you been reluctant to consider?
One small practice.
Ask for practical input before making another attempt.
The image & the structure.
This hexagram places water above mountain. The lower trigram evokes a place to pause; the upper trigram evokes depth and passage. Consider these as images to explore rather than instructions to follow.
The six lines are read from the bottom upward. A solid line is yang; a broken line is yin. In a coin reading, some lines may change and form a relating hexagram. A hexagram on its own does not specify which lines are changing.
Learn about changing lines →