Pi Hexagram [Middle-Middle Hexagram] Disconnection and Impasse
A tiger falling into a pit, unspeakable suffering; advancing is easy, but retreating is difficult. Plans and hopes fail to go as one wishes, with troubles involving illness and verbal disputes.
This hexagram is a combination of two different trigrams (Kun below, Qian above), with a structure opposite to that of the Tai Hexagram. It symbolizes yang energy rising and yin energy descending, leading to a disconnection between heaven and earth, and a blockage in the flow of all things. Tai and Pi are "reverse hexagrams" of each other, indicating that extreme prosperity leads to decline (Tai turns to Pi) and extreme decline leads to renewal (Pi turns to Tai), with each being the cause of the other.
Falling into adversity, the career is in a stage of decline, with much misfortune. Frustrated by interference from petty people and unable to achieve aspirations, one faces setbacks. One should adhere to the right path, avoid colluding with petty people, unite with like-minded individuals, and protect oneself while waiting for opportunities. Maintain self-confidence, be cautious and vigilant, and the situation will surely improve, eventually leading to career success.
Facing strong competitors, one is in a disadvantageous position. Lack of information causes significant losses. One should be extremely careful and prudent, maintain a defensive stance, and wait for favorable opportunities to develop one’s marketing business.
The conditions are not yet mature. With further efforts and hard work, and with the help of others, one’s ideals can be realized.
There will be many troubles and difficulties. It is advisable to postpone or advance the trip.
Unexpected complications are likely to arise, even setbacks and changes. If both parties are full of confidence, a good outcome will emerge.
The person is intelligent, shrewd, and diligent, but neglects interpersonal relationships. Coupled with the exclusion of petty people, fate may bring misfortune. However, with a strong will, a fighting spirit, and the ability to overcome shortcomings, one will eventually accomplish great things, despite the high cost paid.
六十四卦之天地否卦: 否卦【中中】不交不通
卦名:
否卦【中中卦】不交不通
象曰
虎落陷坑不堪言，进前容易退后难，谋望不遂自己便，疾病口舌事牵连。 这个卦是异卦（下坤上乾）相叠，其结构同泰卦相反，系阳气上升，阴气下降，天地不交，万物不通。它们彼此为“综卦”，表明泰极而否，否极泰来，互为因果。
事业
陷入逆境，事业处于衰退阶段，多有不顺利。受小人干扰而不得志，爱挫折。应坚持正道，勿与小人合流，团结志同道合者，自保以等待时机。保持自信心，戒慎恐惧，形势定会好转，事业终能成功。
经商
遇到强大的竞争对手，处于不利地位。信息不灵造成重大损失。应格外小心谨慎，坚持守势，等待有利时机到来，再发展自己的营销事业。
求名
条件还不成熟，再努力一阵子，并得到他人的帮助，理想可以实现。
外出
会遇到不少麻烦和困难，宜推迟或提前行动。
婚恋
容易出现节外生枝的事情，甚至发生挫折和变故，双方若都充满信心，好的结果会出现。
决策
本人聪慧，精明，勤奋努力，但不注意人际关系，加上小人的排斥，命运或遭厄运。意志坚强，具有奋斗精神，且克服了不足，尽管付出的代价很高，必能成全事业。
What is the I Ching Oracle Sticks
The
I Ching (
Book of Changes) encompasses all things and regulates all beings, standing as an outstanding representative of the traditional culture of the Han ethnicity. It is traditionally said to have been written by King Wen. The sixty-four hexagrams of the
I Ching, also referred to as "Golden Hexagram Divination" or "Coin Divination", are believed to have been created by King Wen of Zhou. It is said that divination based on these sixty-four hexagrams is highly accurate. The sixty-four hexagrams of the
I Ching, through their combinations, reflect the philosophy of life and the laws governing the operation of nature under sixty-four different specific circumstances such as things, situations, and phenomena. Each of the sixty-four hexagrams consists of six lines (yao) and line statements (yaoci), corresponding to 384 states. Through the changes brought about by these state variations, one can understand the way all things in the world operate and the philosophy of life.
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