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Traditional Reading of I Ching Hexagram 52, Stillness

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I Ching Hexagram 52

As the previous hexagram, Bursting, 51, the current hexagram is composed by the repetition of the same trigram. Here the Mountain is repeated, meaning by that a situation marked by the force of immobility. The term Stillness indicates that immobility is not opposed to motion, as in Western tradition, but is one of its modes. Stillness means a movement atuned to itself as it stops or accelerates according to what it should do. The hexagrams advises to keep still and so find the central point through which we can profit from the stability of the movement.

Quick guide for interpretation

Stillness allows us to be in accord with the changing conditions of movement.
 


ligne 6, yang
ligne 5, yin
ligne 4, yin
ligne 3, yang
ligne 2, yin
ligne 1, yin

The two trigrams

 
ligne 6, yang
ligne 5, yin
ligne 4, yin
Top: Immobilisation
 

Atributes: Immobile, high, protected, close to the sky, far away.

Image: The Mountain.

ligne 3, yang
ligne 2, yin
ligne 1, yin
Bottom: Immobilisation
 

Atributes: Immobile, high, protected, close to the sky, far away.

Image: The Mountain.





I Ching Hexagram 51










I Ching Hexagram 53

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