Detailed explanation of the sixty-four hexagrams_the twenty-ninth hexagram Kan is the water hexagram

In ancient times, Zhouyi was the academic discipline of gentlemen and emperors. It was used to cultivate oneself, manage the family, govern the country and bring peace to the world. In addition to emperors, it was also a must-learn technique for politicians, military strategists and businessmen. When you draw a hexagram in a temple, you can analyze your approximate direction of development based on the meaning of the hexagram. There are sixty-four hexagrams, and each hexagram contains different meanings. Now come to the physiognomy column to learn about the twenty-ninth hexagram.

Xiang said: A bright moon shines on the water, but only its shadow can be seen, not the moon itself. A foolish man thinks it is treasure and goes down to take it, but finds nothing after searching for a long time.

This hexagram is the same hexagram (lower Kan and upper Kan) superimposed. Kan means water and danger. Two Kans on top of each other add danger upon danger and there are numerous obstacles. One yang trapped by two yins. Fortunately, Yin is deficient and Yang is excess, so honesty and sincerity can be understood clearly. Although there are many dangers and difficulties, they can show the brilliance of human nature.

Elephant: Two waters overlap, Kan water is dangerous. It is dangerous to advance, but it is also dangerous to retreat. It is a dilemma to advance or retreat.

Career: You will be caught in numerous difficulties and dangers. We should neither take risks nor sit idly by and wait for death. Instead, we should take a positive attitude, work hard to create conditions, change the situation, and turn danger into safety. You must be sincere and confident, not rely on luck, and not be afraid of difficulties. You should wait and see for changes, use wisdom, break through dangerous situations, and turn danger into safety.

Doing business: It is very unfavorable, and you may even face bankruptcy, but you should be calm and steadfast in your heart, keep a cool head, do not be trapped in danger, do not act rashly, protect yourself first and then observe the changes, and seize the opportunity to escape from danger.

Seeking fame: not understood by others, and having talent but not being recognized. Don't give up on yourself. If you stick to your original intention, remain calm and proceed step by step, you will eventually be understood and discovered by others.

Going out: Go out boldly and explore new paths. You will achieve something and get help from others.

Marriage and love: You will encounter many unfavorable situations. You should calmly analyze the reasons and actively change your own conditions. The two sides are in the same boat and will overcome the difficulties together.

Decision: Unfortunate. However, it is a test before the transfer. As long as you don't lose your composure because of difficulties, don't rely on luck, maintain your confidence and don't put yourself in danger. If you stay calm, don't act rashly, and seize opportunities, you will be able to turn danger into safety and succeed in escaping danger.

Kan: Xi Kan, has faith, maintains a prosperous heart, and has noble conduct.

The first six: Xikan, entering into Kan, is disastrous.

Nine two: There are dangers in Kan, and what you seek will be small.

63: Coming from Kan Kan, it is dangerous and bumpy. When it enters Kan, do not use it.

64: A jar of wine and two bowls, served in a pot. Accept the agreement through the window and there will be no fault in the end.

Nine and five: Kan is not full, it is just level, no blame.

Top Six: Tie a badge and place it in a thorny bush. You will not get it in three years. It is a bad omen.

Annotations on the Hexagrams and Yao Ci

"Kan" hexagram: double pits (pits within pits), there are captives, you must maintain his heart and keep things smooth. There are rewards for traveling.

The last but one Yin Yao: a deep pit. Once you enter a pit, there is another pit below. It is very dangerous.

The second to last Yin Yao: There is danger in the pit, (people enter the pit to) seek small benefits.

The third to last Yin Yao: Coming to the pit, the pit is dangerous and deep. When you enter a pit, there is another pit below it, so there is no need to (go in again).

The fourth Yin Yao from the last: A cup of wine and two bowls of rice, served in earthenware, sent in and taken out through the window, and finally harmless.

The fifth Yin line from the bottom: The pit has not been filled, but the soil on the hill has been leveled, so it is harmless.

The top Yin Yao: Tie up captives with ropes, put them in a prison surrounded by thorn bushes, and even after three years they still cannot be made to obey and be a slave. This is bad luck.

The above is the detailed explanation of the sixty-four hexagrams - the twenty-ninth hexagram Kan is the water hexagram. For more physiognomy information, please follow the Xiong Zhang account of the Dream Interpreter fortune-telling website.