Yi Jing Hexagram 15 - Line 4

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The hexagram: 15

An hexagram is a combination of six yin and yang lines.

15.4 (15 > 62)
15.4 (15 > 62) - Remaining in the background

One does not act without receiving the request.

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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.

trigSup2

The earthThe thunder

trigInf

The mountain

The nuclear hexagram: 40.3.5 (40 > 28)

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.

40.3.5 (40 > 28)
40.3.5 (40 > 28) - Making the dead speak

One can make others say what one wants when they are absent.

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The derived (Fan Yao)

The same line number on the mutated hexagram. It reperesents what can be done AFTER to correct the situation described by this line, as a sort of remedy or solution.

The juncture: 62.3

The derived of the reciprocal. It represents what could have been done BEFORE to prevent the situation described by this line, as a sort of remedy or solution.

The reciprocal: 16.3

The hexagram upside down. It represents the opposite situation, and as such is insturmental when validating comments.

Mutations

15.4 (15 > 62)
15.4 (15 > 62) - Remaining in the background

One does not act without receiving the request.

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15.1.4 (15 > 55)
15.1.4 (15 > 55) - Quarantining

One wants to act as if others knew why one shuns them.

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15.2.4 (15 > 32)
15.2.4 (15 > 32) - Decency

One regrets having made comments that others did not want to contradict.

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15.1.2.4 (15 > 34)
15.1.2.4 (15 > 34) - Gliding down

One keeps calm despite the difficulty of getting back to reality.

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15.3.4 (15 > 16)
15.3.4 (15 > 16) - Stopping accusation

Improvements can be made if one is accommodating.

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15.1.3.4 (15 > 51)
15.1.3.4 (15 > 51) - Attending a match

One follows with interest the encounter between two fierce fighters.

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15.2.3.4 (15 > 40)
15.2.3.4 (15 > 40) - Accusing transgressors

One is willing to testify against those who don't observe the rules.

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15.1.2.3.4 (15 > 54)
15.1.2.3.4 (15 > 54) - Scurrying

One could come back later but the others don't want to wait any longer.

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15.4.5 (15 > 31)
15.4.5 (15 > 31) - Imposing an illegal regulation

One has pretended that others did not have the right to act without authorization.

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15.2.4.5 (15 > 28)
15.2.4.5 (15 > 28) - Working hard

One makes enough efforts for others to notice them.

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15.1.2.4.5 (15 > 43)
15.1.2.4.5 (15 > 43) - Convincing at all costs

One is asking for more means to persuade the undecided.

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15.1.3.4.5 (15 > 17)
15.1.3.4.5 (15 > 17) - Feeling concerned

One listens better than others because one has had a similar experience.

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15.2.3.4.5 (15 > 47)
15.2.3.4.5 (15 > 47) - Federating one's allies

One recruits those who can contradict the decisions one condemns.

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15.1.2.3.4.5 (15 > 58)
15.1.2.3.4.5 (15 > 58) - Decency

One quenches their thirst with an unsavory drink.

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15.4.6 (15 > 56)
15.4.6 (15 > 56) - Decency

One splashes one's enemies to make them lose their dignity.

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15.1.4.6 (15 > 30)
15.1.4.6 (15 > 30) - Keeping the secret

One is reluctant to disclose confidential information.

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15.2.4.6 (15 > 50)
15.2.4.6 (15 > 50) - Multiplying the attempts

One accumulates proposals to have a better chance of being selected.

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15.1.2.4.6 (15 > 14)
15.1.2.4.6 (15 > 14) - Decency

One shows conviction when it comes to defending what one values most.

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15.3.4.6 (15 > 35)
15.3.4.6 (15 > 35) - Supporting until the end

One set out to do everything they could to make others reach their goal.

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15.1.3.4.6 (15 > 21)
15.1.3.4.6 (15 > 21) - Accepting under conditions

One has specified the conditions that will have to be met for approval to be given.

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15.2.3.4.6 (15 > 64)
15.2.3.4.6 (15 > 64) - Going it alone

One impoverishes their field by not allowing others to come and study it.

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15.1.2.3.4.6 (15 > 38)
15.1.2.3.4.6 (15 > 38) - Decency

One can just talk without making any derogatory remarks.

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15.4.5.6 (15 > 33)
15.4.5.6 (15 > 33) - Being ashamed of oneself

One withdraws in the hope that the consequences of one's actions will not be too embarrassing.

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15.1.4.5.6 (15 > 13)
15.1.4.5.6 (15 > 13) - Decency

One advances with difficulty because the others brake.

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15.2.4.5.6 (15 > 44)
15.2.4.5.6 (15 > 44) - Decency

One is infatuated with a cause that requires a lot of sensitivity.

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15.1.2.4.5.6 (15 > 1)
15.1.2.4.5.6 (15 > 1) - Apologizing

To be able to repair, one needs to admit their errors.

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15.3.4.5.6 (15 > 12)
15.3.4.5.6 (15 > 12) - Decency

One is hogging resources that others have struggled to obtain.

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15.1.3.4.5.6 (15 > 25)
15.1.3.4.5.6 (15 > 25) - Fearing an ambush

One pays attention to the weapons that others may have taken with them.

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15.2.3.4.5.6 (15 > 6)
15.2.3.4.5.6 (15 > 6) - Giving way to the most deserving

The others leave to cede their place to those who have not been received among the first.

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15.1.2.3.4.5.6 (15 > 10)
15.1.2.3.4.5.6 (15 > 10) - Decency

One does their best so that others will not be disappointed.

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