The 64th Hexagram: Feng Shui Huan Gua (Wind and Water, Dispersion Hexagram)

Huan Gua [Extremely Unfavorable] Save from Dispersion

Hexagram Name:

Huan Gua [Extremely Unfavorable Hexagram] Save from Dispersion

Image Interpretation:

Seeing an ingot of gold across the river, yet the bank is wide and the water is deep, making it hard to reach. Hoping for wealth but failing to obtain it, all efforts day and night are in vain. This hexagram is formed by the overlapping of two different trigrams: Kan (Water) below and Xun (Wind) above. The wind blows over the water, stirring up waves that spread in all directions. "Huan" means the scattering of water flow, symbolizing the dispersion of an organization and people's hearts. It is necessary to adopt active measures and methods to overcome and conquer drawbacks, save the situation from dispersion, and turn danger into safety.

Career:

You are in a relatively difficult situation, mainly due to the lack of unity among people. It is necessary to take strong measures to achieve stability and unity. Among them, the most important thing is to adhere to the right path, uphold the spirit of selflessness, and win people's hearts to gather the dispersed.

Business:

The market situation is chaotic, and the direction is unclear. Appropriate risks are completely necessary. However, one must be impartial and selfless, and restrain personal desires. It is also completely necessary to strive for cooperation and support from powerful parties.

Pursuit of Fame:

One must calm down to study hard, improve knowledge, and enhance abilities. The scattered situation must be managed, which requires talents from various fields. The future is bright, and the key depends on personal efforts.

Travel:

It will be safe and sound, and water routes will be more smooth.

Marriage:

As long as both parties hold pure intentions, the marriage will surely be happy and successful.

Decision-Making:

To develop a career, one must use active means to overcome and conquer the drawback of internal disunity. First of all, one should put aside selfishness, sacrifice personal interests for the greater good, and never get involved in disputes over right and wrong. In this way, a stable situation can be regained. In a good environment, all undertakings will have a bright future.

六十四卦之风水涣卦: 涣卦【下下】拯救涣散

卦名:

涣卦【下下卦】拯救涣散

象曰

隔河望见一锭金，欲取岸宽水又深，指望资财难到手，尽夜资财枉费心。这个卦是异卦（下坎上巽）相叠。风在水上行，推波助澜，四方流溢。涣，水流流散之意。象征组织和人心涣散，必用积极的手段和方法克服，战胜弊端，挽救涣散，转危为安。

事业

处于比较困难的地步，主要是因为人心不齐。要采取强有力的办法，求得安定团结。其中，最为重要的是坚持正道，秉持大公无私的精神，收人心以聚涣散。

经商

市场状况混乱，方向不明。适当的冒险是完全必要的。但必须公正无私，克制私欲。争取有实力者的合作和支援也是完全有必要的。

求名

必须静下心来努力学习和提高知识水平，增加才干。涣散的形势必须进行治理，这需要多方面的人才。前途是光明的，关键取决于个人的努力。

外出

平安无事，水路更顺利。

婚恋

只要双方都抱着纯正的目的，一定美满成功。

决策

为了开拓事业，必须使用积极的手段，克服和战胜内部不团结的弊病。首先自己要除私心，牺牲小我，完成大我。切莫介入是非争端之中。这样，可以重新获得安定的局面。在良好的环境里，各项事业前途光明。

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.