Detailed Explanation of the Sixty-Four Hexagrams_The Twenty-Fourth Hexagram: Di Lei Fu

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-fourth hexagram.

Hexagram 24 - Di Lei Fu Ben (Fu) - Kun on top and Zhen on bottom - Middle Middle Hexagram

Xiang says: Ma and Taigong are not harmonious, and people in the world are full of worries and doubts. The benefactor is ungrateful and turns into a grudge, and right and wrong arise out of the blue.

This hexagram is composed of two different hexagrams (lower Zhen and upper Kun) stacked on top of each other. Zhen represents thunder and movement; Kun represents earth and smoothness. Movement means smoothness, so just go with the flow. The movement is smooth, with yang inside and yin outside, moving in an orderly manner, advancing and retreating freely, which is conducive to progress.

Detailed interpretation of the hexagram: The image of renewal of all things, the meaning of rebuilding the old

Elephant: Thunder rumbling in the ground symbolizes the return of spring to the earth, the beginning of a new year, and the rebirth of all things.

Career: You have passed the difficult period and are entering a stage of positive action. But you must seize the opportunity and act decisively, but don't be impatient. You should always reflect on your personal actions, be strict with yourself, and forge ahead courageously, then you will be able to succeed.

Doing business: You can invest boldly, cooperate honestly with like-minded partners, open up the market, and don't retreat because of setbacks. You can also expand into other places. If you adhere to business ethics and proceed step by step, you will definitely make a profit.

Seeking fame: The time is ripe, don't be impatient, continue to lay the foundation, once the opportunity comes, be sure to grab it, and your luck will turn around. The worst thing to do is to hurt your own will.

Going out: No disaster or misfortune, and there will be gains.

Marriage and love: smooth. But don't be impatient, think calmly. The happiness of a family is maintained by strict self-discipline.

Decision-making: You are lively and energetic, but your impatience may cause career losses. You must think calmly and have the courage to correct your mistakes, and you will be able to revive your career. At this time, you should seize the opportunity, clarify the direction, be flexible and alert, and change the situation in a down-to-earth manner. Once an accident occurs, it is advisable to make a prompt decision and give in temporarily. If you can drive yourself accurately and work hard, you will be able to achieve success smoothly.

Original text of Zhouyi hexagrams and lines

Heng. There will be no danger when traveling in and out, and no blame when friends come. On the contrary, in the next seven days, there will be benefits in progress.

The first nine: Not far, no regrets, very auspicious.

6.2: Rest, auspicious.

63: Frequent, severe but without fault.

June 4th: Bank of China alone.

65: Be dun and have no regrets.

Top Six: Confused, ominous, with disasters and misfortunes. The army was sent to march, but in the end there was a great defeat, because the king of that country was in danger; for ten years, no conquest was made.

Annotations on the Hexagrams and Yao Ci

"Fu" hexagram: smooth. People who go out don’t get sick. There is no harm in making money. It takes seven days to go back and forth on the road.

There is benefit in going somewhere.

The last Yang Line: You won’t go far and will come back soon. No big questions. Good luck.

The second to last Yin Yao: Come back well, auspicious.

The third Yin Yao from the last: frowning and returning to work. There is danger, but no harm.

The fourth Yin line from the bottom: Come back in a hurry, without regrets.

The largest Yin Yao: Lost the way back, bad luck, disaster. As for the army getting lost on the march and finally suffering a great defeat,

The monarch was harmed. fierce. As for the ten years of not being able to go out to fight.