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On January 3, 2011 at 3:47 PM
Is buying 41 Kirtland St. and good move for Lenore and me?
and received a response of:
57 Wind
The Statement of the first hexagram
Wind. Slight progress.
Gain by having a place to go.
Gain by seeing the great person.
Gain by having a place to go.
Gain by seeing the great person.
The changing lines
The second line:
Wind under the bed.
Use many chroniclers and wizards.
Fortune. No fault.
Wind under the bed.
Use many chroniclers and wizards.
Fortune. No fault.
The third line:
Incessant wind.
Sorrow.
Incessant wind.
Sorrow.
The fifth line:
Firm fortune. Regrets vanish. Nothing but
gain. Without a beginning, there is an end.
Before the time of geng, three days.
After the time of geng, three days. Fortune.
Firm fortune. Regrets vanish. Nothing but
gain. Without a beginning, there is an end.
Before the time of geng, three days.
After the time of geng, three days. Fortune.
The sixth line:
Wind under the bed.
Loses his wealth and ax.
Firm misfortune.
Wind under the bed.
Loses his wealth and ax.
Firm misfortune.
2 Earth
The Statement of the second hexagram
Earth: maker, everywhere.
Gain from a mare's purity.
The noble one wanting to go far
is first confused, but later finds guidance.
Gain friends in the west and south,
Lose friends in the east and north.
Peace: this is a sign of fortune.
Gain from a mare's purity.
The noble one wanting to go far
is first confused, but later finds guidance.
Gain friends in the west and south,
Lose friends in the east and north.
Peace: this is a sign of fortune.
The Image of the first hexagram
Wind following wind:
wind. The noble one gives
further instructions
and takes action.
wind. The noble one gives
further instructions
and takes action.
The Image of the second hexagram
Ground as the power
of earth:
the noble one generously
supports all things.
of earth:
the noble one generously
supports all things.
