Yi Jing Hexagram 23 - Line 5

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The hexagram: 23

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

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 mountainThe wind

trigInf

The earth

The nuclear hexagram: 2.6 (2 > 23)

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.

2.6 (2 > 23)
2.6 (2 > 23) - Obedience

Others are surprised because one has acted without concert.

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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.

20.5 (20 > 23)
20.5 (20 > 23) - Refreshing the memory

One explains to others what they already know.

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The juncture: 19.2

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.

19.2 (19 > 24)
19.2 (19 > 24) - Losing one's sense of responsibility

One can see that it is unstable so they ask for help.

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The reciprocal: 24.2

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

Mutations

23.1.5 (23 > 42)
23.1.5 (23 > 42) - Doing more than average

One got ahead of the others because one didn't sleep.

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23.2.5 (23 > 59)
23.2.5 (23 > 59) - Losing one's guideline

One notices the reflux of the ideas that one cherished the most.

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23.3.5 (23 > 53)
23.3.5 (23 > 53) - Casting a wide net

One prepares more ideas  so as not to be caught off guard.

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23.1.3.5 (23 > 37)
23.1.3.5 (23 > 37) - Passing out

One starts to slow down under the influence of non-compliant substances.

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23.2.3.5 (23 > 57)
23.2.3.5 (23 > 57) - Fleeing the palaver tree

One yearns for more tranquility so one doesn't answer anymore.

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23.1.2.3.5 (23 > 9)
23.1.2.3.5 (23 > 9) - Cooling down

One assumes that one's friends won't oppose if one takes rest.

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23.4.5 (23 > 12)
23.4.5 (23 > 12) - Calm before the storm

One is warned by the silence that a major action is being prepared.

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23.1.4.5 (23 > 25)
23.1.4.5 (23 > 25) - Cutting the losses

One does not pursue an activity that does not produce anything good.

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23.2.4.5 (23 > 6)
23.2.4.5 (23 > 6) - Not recognizing legitimacy

One can tell others that they have lost their last supports.

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23.1.2.4.5 (23 > 10)
23.1.2.4.5 (23 > 10) - Compensating

One provides support to those who have been inconvenienced.

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23.3.4.5 (23 > 33)
23.3.4.5 (23 > 33) - Leaving in peace

One respects others when they are able to withdraw for the good of the greatest number.

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23.5.6 (23 > 8)
23.5.6 (23 > 8) - Giving oneself entirely

One depletes their resources by going to those who are inclined to take everything.

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23.1.5.6 (23 > 3)
23.1.5.6 (23 > 3) - Looking for housing

One leaves to go to those who can accommodate them.

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23.2.5.6 (23 > 29)
23.2.5.6 (23 > 29) - Preventing risks

One sets up a procedure so that others are able to pay attention to the smallest details.

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23.1.2.5.6 (23 > 60)
23.1.2.5.6 (23 > 60) - Clouding the issue

One creates a misunderstanding so one doesn't have to explain oneself.

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23.3.5.6 (23 > 39)
23.3.5.6 (23 > 39) - Relapsing

One comes back to almost the same place to commit the same mistake.

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23.2.3.5.6 (23 > 48)
23.2.3.5.6 (23 > 48) - Escaping from resentment

One flees rather than listen to a speech full of acrimony.

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23.1.2.3.5.6 (23 > 5)
23.1.2.3.5.6 (23 > 5) - Imposing one's views

One presents their conclusions to those who have no other choice than accepting them.

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23.1.4.5.6 (23 > 17)
23.1.4.5.6 (23 > 17) - Presenting without conviction

One gets tired of repeating the same pitch over and over again.

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23.2.4.5.6 (23 > 47)
23.2.4.5.6 (23 > 47) - Avoiding cramming

One revises one's lessons without taking care of the subject that will be proposed.

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23.1.2.4.5.6 (23 > 58)
23.1.2.4.5.6 (23 > 58) - Not giving in to leniency

One applies the law in all its severity to avoid being accused of being lax.

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23.1.3.4.5.6 (23 > 49)
23.1.3.4.5.6 (23 > 49) - Becoming an accomplice

One is involved in a conspiracy that the others have hatched.

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23.2.3.4.5.6 (23 > 28)
23.2.3.4.5.6 (23 > 28) - Faking benevolence

One likes to make others believe that they will have no trouble making themselves heard.

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