Detailed Explanation of the Sixty-Four Hexagrams_Hexagram 38: Fire and Marsh Kui

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 thirty-eighth hexagram. https://

Xiang says: This hexagram indicates bad luck, just like Taigong doing business, he is quick in selling pigs and cows but slow in selling sheep, and when he sells both pigs and sheep at the same time, they cannot be slaughtered.

This hexagram is composed of two different hexagrams (lower Dui and upper Li) stacked on top of each other. Li represents fire; Dui represents marsh. Fire above and water below are in conflict with each other and cannot help each other. If you overcome, you will live, and there will be no emptiness in the cycle. All things are different, and must differ and contradict each other. Kui means contradiction.

Image: Li fire goes upwards, while Dui Ze goes downwards, one up and one down, the two are at odds with each other. Also, two women live together, which is a wrong image.

Career: It is difficult to start a career and the situation is difficult. If we share the same ideals and trust each other, our goals can be achieved. But at first, it’s mostly small things that succeed. Small things accumulate to become big things. Things are accomplished through cooperation and failed due to differences of will. We should strengthen unity and make concessions in order to achieve mutual understanding. The worst thing to do is to be suspicious of each other internally.

Doing business: You should approach market competition with a calm attitude, seeking common ground while reserving differences. We should not be hostile to our competitors. We should be friendly without being followers and form groups without being partisans. In particular, you should avoid disputes and do your best to avoid disasters.

Seeking fame: Work hard with a sincere heart. When necessary, we should not completely avoid contact with evil people. We should adopt a tolerant and generous attitude and interact with them in moderation. You don't have to agree completely with like-minded people, you can seek common ground in differences.

Going out: smooth. You can get help from kind people along the way.

Marriage and love: Both parties must treat each other sincerely. Otherwise, a third party will easily intervene, and the couple’s suspicion of each other will lead to the breakup of the family.

Decision-making: in a state of contradiction and correspondence. We must pay attention to treating life with magnanimity, peace and gentleness. Only in this way can you remain calm and make progress. Recognize the truth that there must be separation after union and reunion after separation; there are differences in similarities and similarities in differences. Otherwise, extreme rigidity will lead to irritability, and extreme clarity will lead to suspicion. Both violence and suspicion can be fatal.

Kui: Small matters will be auspicious.

The first nine: Regret will disappear, do not chase after a lost horse, be self-sufficient; meeting an evil person will not cause any blame.

Nine two: Meeting the master in the alley, no blame.

63: We see a chariot being pulled, its oxen are restrained, and the man is about to be cut off by the nose. There is no beginning but an end.

Nine four: Kui Gu meets Yuan Fu, and they have mutual trust. It will be severe but without fault.

65: Regret is gone, his ancestors are biting his skin, what is wrong with the past?

Upper Nine: Kui Gu, see a pig carrying a cart of ghosts on its back on the road, first draw the bow, then release it, it is not a bandit marriage, it will be auspicious if it rains.

Annotations on the Hexagrams and Yao Ci

Annotations on the Hexagrams and Yao Ci

"Kuai" hexagram: It is auspicious to do small things.

The last Yang Yao: No regrets anymore. If a horse runs away, there is no need to chase it, it will come back on its own. Meeting an ugly person is harmless.

The second to last Yang Line: Meeting the host who is receiving guests in the alley, harmless.

The third Yang line from the bottom: You see a large cart pulling something, and the horns of the ox driving the cart are one high and one low. (Very tired from pulling). The driver's forehead was cut

Nose, difficult at the beginning, smooth in the end (get help from others).

The fourth Yang line from the bottom: A lonely traveler met a lame man, and both were captured (because the lame man was a runaway slave). Dangerous situation,

(after explanation), harmless.

The fifth Yang line from the bottom: Regret is eliminated. His fellow clansmen were eating meat, so what harm would there be in going there?

The top Yang Yao: A traveler was walking alone. He saw a pig with mud on its back and a cart carrying ghosts. He first drew his bow and then released

Xia Gong, it turns out that he is not a robber, but a bridegroom. It will be auspicious if it rains when you go there.

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