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Meaning of i ching hexagram 48 hexagram 48 Well (jing) It's too early to make big plans for the future, everything is ahead, take on small everyday things, they will definitely turn out right for you.
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Hexagram Forty Eight Ching (Pro: Jing) - Wellspring There are deep resources here. The wood of the tree may have great beauty, but unless the carpenter has skill the beauty remains hidden. Around the wellspring of life build the city of your endeavour. Challenge your resources and bring them to the surface to be used.
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The I Ching or Yi Jing (Chinese: 易經, Mandarin: [î tɕíŋ] ⓘ), usually translated Book of Changes or Classic of Changes, is an ancient Chinese divination text that is among the oldest of the Chinese classics.The I Ching was originally a divination manual in the Western Zhou period (1000-750 BC). Over the course of the Warring States and early imperial periods (500-200 BC), it.
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[ ASK A CAREER QUESTION ] [ ASK A LOVE QUESTION ] [ ASK A HEALTH QUESTION ] < Free I Ching Reading < I Ching Reference The Meaning of Hexagram #48 Also called "The Well" Hexagram #48: Water over Wind An inexhaustible supply of water and sustenance are referenced by hexagram number 48. This is a time to make good use of all your resources.
Hexagram 48 • Line 2 I Ching Meditations
Archetype 48: The Well. But he had to go through Samaria. So he came to a Samaritan city called Sychar, near the plot of ground that Jacob had given to his son Joseph. Jacob's well was there, and Jesus, tired out by his journey, was sitting by the well. It was about noon.
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I Ching Hexagrams - List of Hexagrams of the I Ching | Cafeausoul I Ching Hexagrams Watch Video: Introduction to the I Ching Below you will find links to read a comprehensive interpretation for each of the 64 hexagrams from the I Ching Book of Changes. All of these links include the meaning of each line in the I Ching.
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48 The Well JING l You can alter the city, you cannot alter the Well. Without loss, without gain, they go and they come in their order. The Well is always the Well. A muddy bottom, short well-rope or ruining the pitcher. Trap! The Way closes. Interact with others. Work for the common good. Mutualize purposes.
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Incorporating I Ching Hexagram 48 into Daily Life. Hexagram 48, representing the well and sources of nourishment, provides insights on the foundational sources of life and wisdom. The six lines of this hexagram delve into the essence of sustenance, both physical and spiritual. In our journey through life's deserts and oases, Hexagram 48 reminds.
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People also call this Hexagram ' the well ' or ' welling .'. Hexagram 48 Yijing symbolizes the need to nourish and strengthen the soul constantly as the flow of time is always moving and continuing. When we are busy with ever-changing events, we can sometimes lose sight of our basic needs. The nourishing of the soul is a constant need.
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James DeKorne's Official Website - The Gnostic Book of Changes - Hexagram 48 THE GNOSTIC BOOK OF CHANGES Please select the chapter or hexagram below! New: download the complete Gnostic Book of Changes here! New: a hexagram key has been added to the menu. 48 -- The Well -- 48 HEXAGRAM NUMBER FORTY-EIGHT - THE WELL
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48, the Well The name of this hexagram is very straightforward: the Well. The old character, which looks like a noughts-and-crosses grid, is usually said to be a picture of a grid of fields, with the well at the centre.
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A Woman's Book of Changes by Adele Aldridge Hexagram 48 • The Well • Ching The image of Water over Wind and Wood After exhaustion one needs to be replenished. This might be for emotional, physical or spiritual renewal. You can change where you live but you can't change your true essence.
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48: The Well Throughout all the cultures of the world, the well has served as a symbol for that which sustains life and provides a constant, inexhaustible source of nourishment. Human nature is basically the same: the passage of time cannot add to its dimensions, nor take anything away.
I Ching Hexagram 48 井 “The Well” Ching Meaning And Interpretation
Hexagram 48 Ching - The Well: above: K'an / The Abysmal, Water: below: Sun / The Gentle, Wind, Wood: Wood is below, water above. The wood goes down into the earth to bring up water. The image derives from the pole-and-bucket well of ancient China. The wood represents not the buckets, which in ancient times were made of clay, but rather the.
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48: The Well. Throughout all the cultures of the world, the well has served as a symbol for that which sustains life and provides a constant, inexhaustible source of nourishment. Human nature is basically the same: the passage of time cannot add to its dimensions, nor take anything away. Still, just as the well can be deepened to produce.
Hexagram 48 • Line 1 I Ching Meditations
I Ching Hexagram 48 Jing (The Well) Action: Inspire Hu Gua (hidden influence) 38 Opposition: Accommodate Zong Gua (underlying cause) 21 Biting Through: Discern You can spend a lifetime and still never come anywhere close to exhausting the resources that are inside of you. Your vision will become clear only when you can look into your own heart.