Today is 20th of April, and let's learn Hexagram 20 Guan 观 Observing:
This 6-line hexagram comprises two 3-line trigrams: Xun (Wind) trigram above the Kun (earth) trigram. It means your inner world (Kun) absorbs information while the external world is moving (Xun).
This hexagram represents the idea of observing and studying things in order to gain knowledge and understanding. A symbol of introspection and self-reflection.
Lesson: Take a step back and consider your actions and decisions before moving forward. A time to cultivate inner stillness and receptivity, allowing new insights and ideas to arise naturally.
However, the hexagram also warns against becoming too absorbed in introspection, as this can lead to a sense of detachment and isolation from the world. Find a balance between inner contemplation and engagement with the world, using our insights to make positive changes and contribute to the greater good.
Definitely very timely for us as we prepare for our day of work. Happy working!
Note: Taken from our latest book "Yijing Explained" which comprises 14,494 words explaining 7,000-year-old I-Ching or Book of Changes (now called Yijing) in plain simple English
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