Tag: K2 Dui

14 – possession in great measure

“I, I, all I!” – No, this is not an ego trip. It simply means to be all one with ourselves, knowing who we truly are, deep inside. To quietly and contentedly sit smiling. Just like… a Buddha.

And then, with inner peace and well rooted: return to the world. A world that constantly storms up on us, in all its richness. A world that touches us, inspires, enriches us, affects and sometimes presses us… What a diversity – what a chaos!

Weiterlesen: 14 – possession in great measure

30 – the clinging

Is it beneficial – or harmful? What is good for me? What do I really want? These questions are not as easy to answer as they may seem. Because their starting point is this I – but who is this I really? Can I feel myself? Can I feel what defines me – including the boundaries that make me who I am?

Weiterlesen: 30 – the clinging

32 – duration

Being truthful – that is a big word. How to get there? In many small steps, one after the other, until eventually one day we arrive: at self-centeredness. One with ourselves. Initially you may perceive your inner truth only vaguely. But by and by it intensifies. And one day you will start to express it. To the environment. Bravely. Uncensored.

Weiterlesen: 32 – duration

34 – the power of the great

“I, I, all I!” – No, this is not an ego trip, this is about a person who is all one with him/herself: who knows, who he is, what he needs, what he is able to. And who, right at that point, reopens to the outer world, to his/her surroundings.

Weiterlesen: 34 – the power of the great

50 – the caldron (cauldron)

Case Study

I arrange a professional meeting to share details of my I Ching project and my counterpart’s psychological research project. Prior to the meeting we conduct a survey and the I Ching responds with hexagram 50 – the caldron.

Weiterlesen: 50 – the caldron (cauldron)

55 – abundance

Case Study

A user asks the I Ching the following question: “How should I deal with my lack of paid work – and the resulting low income? Is there any good in this situation?” The I Ching’s answer is hexagram 55 – abundance. A wonderful answer to a question about scarcity…

Weiterlesen: 55 – abundance

56 – the wanderer

Questions on Hexagram 56

I have received the following questions regarding hexagram 56 – the wanderer:

The user’s question is: “What I can do to enjoy my life more?” She describes her general situation as follows: “I cannot bear disharmony with other people, it paralyzes my life force and makes me feel deeply depressed. At the same time I feel guilty and responsible for the situation. That’s why I’m always the one who takes the first step after disharmony, a pattern I’ve been following since childhood. I would really like to develop something like self-love.”
One user writes: “I am self-employed as a parent coach. However, the business is not going well yet. My question to the I Ching: ‘Am I on the right track? Should I rethink my target audience?'”

The current interpretation can be found here: https://www.no2do.com/hexagramme_en/887787.htm

62 – preponderance of the small

Case Study

A user asks the I Ching the following question: “Does he call me because he still feels the same way as I do? Is he just calling out of kindness? Is he calling me because he misses me as much as I do? Does he still have feelings for me?” The I Ching’s answer is 62 – Preponderance of the Small.

Weiterlesen: 62 – preponderance of the small