The situation: 5.1.4.5 (5 > 32)

The message that you have received

5.1.4.5 (5 > 32)
5.1.4.5 (5 > 32) - Hope

One leaves before the others remember why one came for.

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The trigrams

The trigrams are combinations of three yin and yang lines. The three bottom lines of the hexagram form the lower trigram and represent the inner situation. The three top lines form the upper trigram and represent the outer situation.

Upper trigram: The water The thunder

The waterThe thunder

Lower trigram: The sky The wind

The skyThe wind

The formation: 5

What is already there

5
5 - Hope

Something is coming, look forward to it with confidence rather than going and see.

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5.1 (5 > 48)
5.1 (5 > 48) - Challenging preconceived ideas

One lets others know that they are not yet mature enough

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5.4 (5 > 43)
5.4 (5 > 43) - Hope

One can stop worrying unnecessarily.

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5.5 (5 > 11)
5.5 (5 > 11) - Hope

One sees those they trust coming.

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In the making: 32

What is poised to happen

32
32 - Perseverance

One must be careful before committing oneself, after one must continue.

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The nuclear hexagram: 38.3.5.6 (38 > 43)

The nuclear hexagram is the association of the two inner trigrams (lines 2,3,4 and 3,4,5). It represents the root, or the origin of the situation.

38.3.5.6 (38 > 43)
38.3.5.6 (38 > 43) - Agreeing on the disagreement

One manages to tell others what they have not understood.

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Ruler

The starting situation

5.5 (5 > 11)
5.5 (5 > 11) - Hope

One sees those they trust coming.

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Correction

The direction where the ruler is going to bend

5.1.4 (5 > 28)
5.1.4 (5 > 28) - Knowing how to be appreciated

One sends thanks to those who did not skimp on the means to get one out of embarrassment.

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