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August 1 04.14 GMT until August 2  05.17 GMT Hex.12.3
August 2 05.17 GMT until August 3  06.19 GMT :

Hex.13.3 Hiding away arms in the thickets. Ascending a high mound. Three
years not rising (up again).
(With human rules life becomes extremely complicated. Never knowing when one
can rely on them, one has to develop suspicion and fear. Put your trust in
universal rules, they will support and protect you. It is the only base for
a loving, trusting and playful life with others. )

Sabian Symbol: Children on a swing in a huge oak tree
(You have a place in the overall scheme of things)
°
Changing to 25.3 The disaster of innocence. Someone binds his cow,
road-people's gain, town people's disaster.
(Who relies too much on rules and laws reckons too little with the
unexpected. Rules are man-made, nature often does not heed them. The one
with a free mind, looking after himself and able to assess risks, is seldom
struck by mishap. But often pleasantly surprised by a slice of good luck. )

Sabian Symbol: A bareback rider
(Some learn to ride on a horse, others learn to ride on a saddle)

(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
AM will be 5 AM), for China add appr. 8 hours, for Australia add appr. 9
hours (the difference between your local clock-time and GMT). Given times
are NOT exact, they may err some in either direction. I do not know if the
most important hexagram for the day is the one of midnight, or the one of
sunrise, or two hexagrams: before and after the given time)

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August 2 05.17 GMT until August 3  06.19 GMT Hex.13.3
August 3  06.19 GMT until August 4  07.22 GMT:

Hex.14.3 A Gong sacrifices to the Son of Heaven. Small people are not able
to.
(Give in a way that accords with your ability to give. Too much and too
little are both wrong. But make your gift warm and sincere, don't use it for
showing how great you are yourself. )

Sabian Symbol: An evening lawn party
(One gives a party for all, one makes a show for oneself.)
°
Changing to 38.3 Seeing the cart dragged, one's oxen pulled, one's people
with bent head and cut off nose. Without a beginning, there is an end.
(All people are different. One can make an issue of it, a straight
discussion, and in the end someone will be injured. One can make a
light-hearted repartee and it will be a mutual pleasure. The same starting
point, but the outcome depends on the road one chooses, the one of wanting
to be right, or the other one of exchange. )

Sabian Symbol: A merry-go-round
(More fun on roads without goals)

(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
AM will be 5 AM), for China add appr. 8 hours, for Australia add appr. 9
hours (the difference between your local clock-time and GMT). Given times
are NOT exact, they may err some in either direction. I do not know if the
most important hexagram for the day is the one of midnight, or the one of
sunrise, or two hexagrams: before and after the given time)


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August 2 05.17 GMT until August 3  06.19 GMT Hex.13.3
August 3  06.19 GMT until August 4  07.22 GMT:

Hex.15.3 Wearisome teamwords. A noble man brings to completion. Auspicious.
(Do what you do, as good as you are. You don't have to strive for results or
recognition. Just doing and being what you can does the job, it will attract
results and people. Being what you are matters more than showing what you
are.)

Sabian Symbol: An old sea captain rocking
(Nothing changed, he is still doing what he always did.)
°
Changing to 2.3 Harboring qualities permits determination. If one follows
king's affairs, without achieving, he completes.
(One's inner pattern decides what one accomplishes. Honor is of no use,
dedication does the job. Act as if it is for a king, not for a goal: the
value is in the doing.)


(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
AM will be 5 AM), for China add appr. 8 hours, for Australia add appr. 9
hours (the difference between your local clock-time and GMT). Given times
are NOT exact, they may err some in either direction. I do not know if the
most important hexagram for the day is the one of midnight, or the one of
sunrise, or two hexagrams: before and after the given time)

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Yesterday I made a mistake. It should have been like this:
August 3  06.19 GMT until August 4  07.22 GMT: hex.14.3
August 4 07.22 GMT until August 5  08.24 GMT: hex.15.3
August 5  08.24 GMT until August 6  09.24 GMT: hex.16.3

Hex.16.3 Big-eyed passing on images: regret. Hesitation brings regret.
(Wait for the right moment to act or react, for influencing or being
influenced. Inspiration is not enough: actions need a base, borders, a form,
and the right time and circumstances. And don't let the moment pass by.)

Sabian Symbol: The human soul awaiting opportunity for expression
(There is a lot in there, but open the right door at the right moment)

Changing to 62.3 Do not exceed defending it. If you adhere to this, someone
might  injure you. Pitfall.
(Do not defend your cause or ideals too much, in order not to provoke
agression. Grand ideas have to fit in reality, if they don't, then do not
cling to them. Their value is not how they sound, it is how they work.)

Sabian Symbol: A false call unheard in attention to immediate service
(The sieve of everyday reality has narrow holes )

(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
AM will be 5 AM), for China add appr. 8 hours, for Australia add appr. 9
hours (the difference between your local clock-time and GMT). Given times
are NOT exact, they may err some in either direction. I do not know if the
most important hexagram for the day is the one of midnight, or the one of
sunrise, or two hexagrams: before and after the given time)

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August 5  08.24 GMT until August 6  09.24 GMT: hex.16.3
August 6  09.24 GMT until August 7  10.24 GMT:


Hex.17.3 Related to the big man, losing the small child. By following one
obtains what one seeks. Harvest: determination about settling.
(Follow what you see as big and valuable, and do not regret the small you
have to leave behind. Dedication will reach its destination and find its
fulfilment.)

Sabian Symbol: A pageant
(The second half consists of those who could not resist following)
*
Changing to 49.3 Demand (or effectuate) that things be set right: pitfall.
Determination: danger. When talk of skinning has gone round three times,
there is truth.
(Too soon and too late is both wrong. Don't follow every rumor, but don't
tally either. The moment one is sure, one can act, and only then one will
find the real participants.)

Sabian Symbol: A volcano in eruption.
(Some animals seem to know beforehand)

(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
AM will be 5 AM), for China add appr. 8 hours, for Australia add appr. 9
hours (the difference between your local clock-time and GMT). Given times
are NOT exact, they may err some in either direction. I do not know if the
most important hexagram for the day is the one of midnight, or the one of
sunrise, or two hexagrams: before and after the given time)

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Hi LiSe,

I have just returned from long travels away from email and find your daily
hexagrams infusing some life in the quiet Yi corner of e-land.

How does one relate to these daily thoughts? Are they for everyone on the
planet? I remember some discussion of Sabian symbols, but do not remember
their context in relation to the Yi.

All the best,

Rhett


>August 5  08.24 GMT until August 6  09.24 GMT: hex.16.3
>August 6  09.24 GMT until August 7  10.24 GMT:
>
>
>Hex.17.3 Related to the big man, losing the small child. By following one
>obtains what one seeks. Harvest: determination about settling.
>(Follow what you see as big and valuable, and do not regret the small you
>have to leave behind. Dedication will reach its destination and find its
>fulfilment.)
>
>Sabian Symbol: A pageant
>(The second half consists of those who could not resist following)
>*
>Changing to 49.3 Demand (or effectuate) that things be set right: pitfall.
>Determination: danger. When talk of skinning has gone round three times,
>there is truth.
>(Too soon and too late is both wrong. Don't follow every rumor, but don't
>tally either. The moment one is sure, one can act, and only then one will
>find the real participants.)
>
>Sabian Symbol: A volcano in eruption.
>(Some animals seem to know beforehand)
>
>(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
>AM will be 5 AM), for China add appr. 8 hours, for Australia add appr. 9
>hours (the difference between your local clock-time and GMT). Given times
>are NOT exact, they may err some in either direction. I do not know if the
>most important hexagram for the day is the one of midnight, or the one of
>sunrise, or two hexagrams: before and after the given time)
>
>LiSe
>Yi Jing, Book of the Moon
>www.anton-heyboer.org
>postmaster@aheyboer.com
>
>
>
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 August 6  09.24 GMT until August 7  10.24 GMT: hex.17.3
August 7  10.24 GMT until August 8  11.24 GMT: hex.18.3


Hex.18.3 Ramming against the father's decay. There is some regret. Without
big fault.
(Fighting decay and weakness will only succeed if one exaggerates a bit.
Straightening something bent needs a little bending in the other direction.)

Sabian Symbol: Sunshine just after a storm
(Never seen a brighter world)
°
Changing to 4.3 No benefit of taking a woman who, when she sees a rich man,
loses control of herself. No ground for harvest.
(Imitating slavishly or running after urges causes loss of one's own
character and dignity.)

Sabian Symbol: An epidemic of mumps
(Getting infected means losing one's face)

(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
AM will be 5 AM), for China add appr. 8 hours, for Australia add appr. 9
hours (the difference between your local clock-time and GMT). Given times
are NOT exact, they may err some in either direction. I do not know if the
most important hexagram for the day is the one of midnight, or the one of
sunrise, or two hexagrams: before and after the given time)

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I copied the page of my website about the Sabian Symbols and how I started
to work with them. I hope the mail is not too long, but since there are not
really many mails around, I guess it is no problem.

I always liked this list, but it was veeery silent lately, so I decided to
recieve at least one mail a day ...

They are indeed for everyone on the planet, but times can vary considerably,
so sometimes for America the day starts with the next hexagram compared to
China.
My own experience so far is, that they indicate more or less a sequence of
days. One hex is not exactly matching for one day, but after two or three
days they have a common feeling which does fit with the hexagram-lines.


  I always saw around me that there was truth in astrology. Summer people
are definitely different from winter people, just to name the most obvious
one. It aroused my interest in the structure of astrology.
   When I got to know the Yi better, I recognized a similarity between the
astrological signs and the lines of the hexagrams. The bottom line is
'beginning' and 'action', just like Aries. The second line is the relation
to others, like Gemini. And so on. About the bottom and top line is said
that they are outside the world, like the astrological signs just before and
after spring solstice: Aquarius, Pisces, Aries and Taurus. These signs act
from out the self, whereas the autumn signs are rather the 'partner'-signs.
In the circle of the houses this is very visible. The houses at the East are
the self, the opposite houses - corresponding with lines 3 and 4 - the
other.

   But the Yi had 384 lines, and the 12 signs had only 360 degrees. Or 365
days of the year. It looked very much alike - but not quite right.
  Then I realized that one could not combine a degree of the zodiac or a day
of the year with a line of hex.1 or 2. No birthday could ever be pure yang
or pure yin. But then there were still 2 hexagrams too much.

   I came across a book by Han Boering. He says that the sentence 'Thereupon
they (the trigrams) are doubled' (Wilhelm-Baines p.325) does not mean
putting two of them on top of each other, but doubling every single line of
one trigram. In a trigram one cannot tell if a line is young or old yang,
but when they are doubled, one can make a difference. Two closed lines is
old yang, an open and a closed one is young yang. Which one of those two is
situated above is not certain. According to Boering, in the first edition of
Wilhelm, the open line below the closed one is young yin. In later editions
a fault had crept in: young yang and yin were switched. In books of Chinese
origin there is no consistence, some say closed below, others closed above.
So there is no real certainty.
   This means that hex. 63 and 64 are pure yang and pure yin too, but in
this case young yang and young yin. Now I had 60 hexagrams left over - and
360 lines.

  And then - which degree with every single line? I thought that the
sequence of the Yi might not be random. Maybe it had begun its existence
based on the moon-months. Each one 29 or 30 days, and always alternating
yang and yin of the same element (or 'moving'). I decided to simply put the
degrees and the lines together, both in their own sequence.

  There exist several series of 360 images for the degrees of the zodiac. I
had three of them, but only of two the sequence was certain. The other one
had been shuffled around to match the ideas of the astrologer who found and
revised it. So I tried those two. One, by Charubel (or John Thomas) did
match poorly. But the other one, the Sabian Symbols, by Elsie Wheeler and
writer Marc Edmund Jones, seemed to fit more or less. Some lines and images
did indeed go together wonderfully. But many other combinations did not make
any sense.

  These zodiacal images are devised by clear-sightedness. I am always a bit
wary of that. For every serious and genuine manifestation of it, there exist
innumerable worthless ones. But I don't reject it completely. Maybe it has
never been proved as true, but the contrary has also never been proved. The
Sabian Society has a beautiful website at www.sabian.org With material on
Marc Edmund Jones, the Sabian Symbols, a database with 30.000 nativities.
And more.

  Aries 1 goes together with hex.3 bottom line, Aries 2 with hex.4 bottom
line, Aries 3 with hex.5 bottom line, and so on. Taurus 1 with hex.33 bottom
line. And then Gemini 1 with hex.3 line 2, Gemini 2 with hex.4 line 2.

LiSe
Yi Jing, Book of the Moon
www.anton-heyboer.org
postmaster@aheyboer.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dr R. Butler" <rbutler@iris.edu>
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> Hi LiSe,
>
> I have just returned from long travels away from email and find your daily
> hexagrams infusing some life in the quiet Yi corner of e-land.
>
> How does one relate to these daily thoughts? Are they for everyone on the
> planet? I remember some discussion of Sabian symbols, but do not remember
> their context in relation to the Yi.
>
> All the best,
>
> Rhett
.



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Thanks, LiSe,

I do not know if I understand what you are saying, so I will watch the
Hexagrams that you send and see if I see correspondence around me.

All the best,

Rhett

>I copied the page of my website about the Sabian Symbols and how I started
>to work with them. I hope the mail is not too long, but since there are not
>really many mails around, I guess it is no problem.
>
>I always liked this list, but it was veeery silent lately, so I decided to
>recieve at least one mail a day ...
>
>They are indeed for everyone on the planet, but times can vary considerably,
>so sometimes for America the day starts with the next hexagram compared to
>China.
>My own experience so far is, that they indicate more or less a sequence of
>days. One hex is not exactly matching for one day, but after two or three
>days they have a common feeling which does fit with the hexagram-lines.
>
>
>  I always saw around me that there was truth in astrology. Summer people
>are definitely different from winter people, just to name the most obvious
>one. It aroused my interest in the structure of astrology.
>   When I got to know the Yi better, I recognized a similarity between the
>astrological signs and the lines of the hexagrams. The bottom line is
>'beginning' and 'action', just like Aries. The second line is the relation
>to others, like Gemini. And so on. About the bottom and top line is said
>that they are outside the world, like the astrological signs just before and
>after spring solstice: Aquarius, Pisces, Aries and Taurus. These signs act
>from out the self, whereas the autumn signs are rather the 'partner'-signs.
>In the circle of the houses this is very visible. The houses at the East are
>the self, the opposite houses - corresponding with lines 3 and 4 - the
>other.
>
>   But the Yi had 384 lines, and the 12 signs had only 360 degrees. Or 365
>days of the year. It looked very much alike - but not quite right.
>  Then I realized that one could not combine a degree of the zodiac or a day
>of the year with a line of hex.1 or 2. No birthday could ever be pure yang
>or pure yin. But then there were still 2 hexagrams too much.
>
>   I came across a book by Han Boering. He says that the sentence 'Thereupon
>they (the trigrams) are doubled' (Wilhelm-Baines p.325) does not mean
>putting two of them on top of each other, but doubling every single line of
>one trigram. In a trigram one cannot tell if a line is young or old yang,
>but when they are doubled, one can make a difference. Two closed lines is
>old yang, an open and a closed one is young yang. Which one of those two is
>situated above is not certain. According to Boering, in the first edition of
>Wilhelm, the open line below the closed one is young yin. In later editions
>a fault had crept in: young yang and yin were switched. In books of Chinese
>origin there is no consistence, some say closed below, others closed above.
>So there is no real certainty.
>   This means that hex. 63 and 64 are pure yang and pure yin too, but in
>this case young yang and young yin. Now I had 60 hexagrams left over - and
>360 lines.
>
>  And then - which degree with every single line? I thought that the
>sequence of the Yi might not be random. Maybe it had begun its existence
>based on the moon-months. Each one 29 or 30 days, and always alternating
>yang and yin of the same element (or 'moving'). I decided to simply put the
>degrees and the lines together, both in their own sequence.
>
>  There exist several series of 360 images for the degrees of the zodiac. I
>had three of them, but only of two the sequence was certain. The other one
>had been shuffled around to match the ideas of the astrologer who found and
>revised it. So I tried those two. One, by Charubel (or John Thomas) did
>match poorly. But the other one, the Sabian Symbols, by Elsie Wheeler and
>writer Marc Edmund Jones, seemed to fit more or less. Some lines and images
>did indeed go together wonderfully. But many other combinations did not make
>any sense.
>
>  These zodiacal images are devised by clear-sightedness. I am always a bit
>wary of that. For every serious and genuine manifestation of it, there exist
>innumerable worthless ones. But I don't reject it completely. Maybe it has
>never been proved as true, but the contrary has also never been proved. The
>Sabian Society has a beautiful website at www.sabian.org With material on
>Marc Edmund Jones, the Sabian Symbols, a database with 30.000 nativities.
>And more.
>
>  Aries 1 goes together with hex.3 bottom line, Aries 2 with hex.4 bottom
>line, Aries 3 with hex.5 bottom line, and so on. Taurus 1 with hex.33 bottom
>line. And then Gemini 1 with hex.3 line 2, Gemini 2 with hex.4 line 2.
>
>LiSe
>Yi Jing, Book of the Moon
>www.anton-heyboer.org
>postmaster@aheyboer.com
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Dr R. Butler" <rbutler@iris.edu>
>To: <hexagram-8@apocalypse.org>
>Sent: Monday, August 06, 2001 1:48 AM
>Subject: Re: HEX8: Hexagram August 5-6
>
>
>> Hi LiSe,
>>
>> I have just returned from long travels away from email and find your daily
>> hexagrams infusing some life in the quiet Yi corner of e-land.
>>
>> How does one relate to these daily thoughts? Are they for everyone on the
>> planet? I remember some discussion of Sabian symbols, but do not remember
>> their context in relation to the Yi.
>>
>> All the best,
>>
>> Rhett
>.
>
>
>
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Hi Rhett and LiSe,
     I also find the correspondence between the days and the oracles and then 
the Sabian Symbols difficult to follow. In my research, I also came to using 
the 60 hexagrams 3-62 to correspond to the Zodiac and thus to the Sabian 
Symbols. However, I work with each set as marking off a sequence around the 
circle, 1 Aries to 30 Pisces and hex 3 line 1, then line 2 etc, then hex 3 
line 6 and hex 4 line 1 completing the circle at hex 62 line 6. I use the 
Euclidean axiom that all circles are similar to relate the two circles as 
similar systems. What remains is what hexagram line 1 relates to 1 Aries. 
Since hexagrams grow up from the ground, I took hexagram 3, referring 
incidentally to the thunder emerging from the ground and the sprout emerging 
from the ground to relate to the bottom most point on the circle, like 
midnight in an analog 24 hour clock.
    In astrology, the point of measurement is the eastern horizon, the most 
left point, like the rising sun at dawn. This would relate 1 Aries to hex 48 
line one, and hex 3 line one to 1 Cancer.
      I also relate these cyclic systems to Pythagorean patterns, such as the 
one to six on the dice cube to the 6 lines of the hexagram. The result is a 
correspondence of the Sabian Symbols to the lines of the hexagrams 3-62. At 
times the exactness is quite simple, other times very striking, and other 
times, it takes a very thorough analysis of the internal structure and 
geometry of each place, not just the words of the poetry. However, in due 
course, the Sabian Symbols, the I Ching and the Pythagorean systems all mesh 
quite exactly.
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 August 7  10.24 GMT until August 8  11.24 GMT: hex.18.3
August 8  11.24 GMT until August 9  12.25 GMT: hex.19.3

Hex.19.3 Sweet nearing. Probing brings no harvest. Already sad about it,
without fault.
(Sentiments are useless. Give your feelings only to essential and valuable
things or people. Forget status, it is the inner worth that counts.)

Sabian Symbol: A nonvested church choir
(The tailor makes the man - but not his song)
°
Changing to 11.3 Without level places no slopes. Without going no returning.
In hard conditions determination: no fault. Do not worry over the
inevitable. Sustenance brings blessing.
(Good fortune is fragile, nothing is certain, everything contains also its
opposite. Accept it and make life proceed in all circumstances. To stay
alive is a blessing, all the rest is an extra.)

Sabian Symbol: Glass blowers.
(Melt what breaks and blow it again)

(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
AM will be 5 AM), for China add appr. 8 hours, for Australia add appr. 9
hours (the difference between your local clock-time and GMT). Given times
are NOT exact, they may err some in either direction. I do not know if the
most important hexagram for the day is the one of midnight, or the one of
sunrise, or two hexagrams: before and after the given time)

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August 8-9

August 8  11.24 GMT until August 9  12.25 GMT: hex.19.3
August 9  12.25 GMT until August 10  13.24 GMT: hex.20.3

Hex.20.3 Contemplating my own life. Advancing, withdrawing.
(One has to oscillate all the time between one's individual development and
duties towards others. Consider carefully the consequences, day after day,
and make conscious choices.)

Sabian Symbol: A teacher of chemistry.
(Before and after the arrow is the same number of atoms and yet a different
world.)
*
Changing to 53.3 The wild goose gradually approaches the highlands. The
husband goes out and does not return. The woman gets pregnant but does not
raise the child. Pitfall. Harvest: defense against robbers.
(There must be a permanent thread in your emotions, reactions and deeds, so
others can expect what you will do next. If there is not, cooperation or
building up a life together is not possible. And this solid structure is
made by everyday small events.)

Sabian Symbol: A girl's basketball team.
(Just a bunch of girls, but when they get to know each other, cooperation
emerges.)

(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
AM will be 5 AM), for China add appr. 8 hours, for Australia add appr. 9
hours (the difference between your local clock-time and GMT). Given times
are NOT exact, they may err some in either direction. I do not know if the
most important hexagram for the day is the one of midnight, or the one of
sunrise, or two hexagrams: before and after the given time)

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August 9  12.25 GMT until August 10  13.24 GMT: hex.20.3
August 10  13.24 GMT until August 11  14.24 GMT: hex.21.3


Hex.21.3 Biting cured meat, encounters poison. Small distress. Without
fault.
(When emotions get trapped, one has to make them free again. It always
hurts - oneself, someone else. But one has to do it, one's first duty is
always to live. Arrange your life such, that you can always give your
emotions the freedom they need. Not by giving them no home, but by giving
them a movable home. Life will be richer for yourself and for those around
you.)
*
Changing to 30.3 The Bright Bird of the sun in the West (sunset). Not
drumming on jars and singing. Harvest: big laments of old age. Pitfall.
(If you are not able to use little events as cause for joy, happiness or
togetherness, difficult times will be a disaster for you. Useless things can
be extremely useful in another realm of consciousness, so open your eyes and
look for them. If your heart stays young and open, so will you.)

Sabian Symbol: Many little birds on a limb of a large tree
(Yggdrasil has a huge trunk but also whispering leaves, gives shelter to the
growling bear but also to chattering birds.)

(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
AM will be 5 AM), for China add appr. 8 hours, for Australia add appr. 9
hours (the difference between your local clock-time and GMT). Given times
are NOT exact, they may err some in either direction. I do not know if the
most important hexagram for the day is the one of midnight, or the one of
sunrise, or two hexagrams: before and after the given time)

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I have a new copy of Needham's Volume 3, "Science and Civilisation in
China," Sections 19-25 that I am going to sell.  I'm weeding out books
that I don't use anymore and hopefully some of you may get some use out
of them.  I used this book once to make photocopies and it has been on
my bookshelf since.  I paid over $200 (US) new and am willing to part
with it for $150 if anyone is interested...

Charlie Higgins


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August 10  13.24 GMT until August 11  14.24 GMT: hex.21.3
August 11  14.24 GMT until August 12  15.22 GMT: hex.22.3


Hex.22.3 Then energetic, then silverhaired. Then a white horse soaring up.
No bandit, a marital suitor.
(Show what you really are. Make-believe and macho work for a short time, but
people will mistrust it. What seems less, but is true, will find belief and
honor.)

Sabian Symbol: The Zuni sun worshippers.
(Suns and Gods shine on all kinds of people alike)
°
Changing to 27.3 Rejecting jaws. Determination pitfall. For ten years no
use. No probing brings harvest.
(The purpose of food is to sustain life, for the body or the spirit. Don't
turn it to a dogma. Only eating what is 'right' or only eating what tastes
nice are both wrong. Food should be healthy as well as tasty, feeding body
and mind as well as eyes and joy.)

Sabian Symbol: A camel crossing the desert
(I don't think he will make it if he rejects half of what he finds.)

(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
AM will be 5 AM), for China add appr. 8 hours, for Australia add appr. 9
hours (the difference between your local clock-time and GMT). Given times
are NOT exact, they may err some in either direction. I do not know if the
most important hexagram for the day is the one of midnight, or the one of
sunrise, or two hexagrams: before and after the given time)

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August 11  14.24 GMT until August 12  15.22 GMT: hex.22.3
August 12  15.22 GMT until August 13  16.19 GMT: hex.23.3


Hex.23.3 Stripping it. Without fault.
(To be yourself, live your life, make your decisions, you have to break away
from all those people who tell you how to live, or even without saying
anything, expecting you to live according to their views. Even if you choose
an absurd life - so what? It is your life.)

Sabian Symbol: Chickens intoxicated
(Every day a glass is good for heart and veins.)
*
Changing to 52.3 Stabilize one's limits. Arrange one's ambitions. Danger of
poisoning the heart.
(A life with too many rules, limits, dogma's and fixed values is not alive.
Tao is not written down anywhere, your heart is the only one who knows - if
your heart has enough freedom.)

Sabian Symbol: An automobile caravan
(All going the same road, all poisoning each other)

(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
AM will be 5 AM), for China add appr. 8 hours, for Australia add appr. 9
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August 12  15.22 GMT until August 13  16.19 GMT: hex.23.3
August 13  16.19 GMT until August 14  17.17 GMT: hex.24.3

Hex.24.3 On the brink of returning. Danger. Without fault.
(If one's aim is always to return to one' essence, in every situation or
action, one has not chosen the easiest way of living. Often it will cause
difficulties, but the reward is great. How many people will ever find the
place where they belong? This is the way to find it.)

Sabian Symbol: A carrier pigeon
(Always coming back home, with the message.)
*
Changing to 36.3 Hiding brightness. At the hunt in the South catching the
great head. Not permitting a determination about affliction.
(If your mind is low, then go hunting in the fields of Hypochondria - the
South, the belly, the domain of emotions. Giving your thoughts a connection
with physical sensations may not solve anything yet, but it opens the
gateway for recovery. When things get tangible they attract concrete
solutions.)

Sabian Symbol: A chocolate child playing with white children
(Big changes have to start small and then grow big.)

(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
AM will be 5 AM), for China add appr. 8 hours, for Australia add appr. 9
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 August 13  16.19 GMT until August 14  17.17 GMT: hex.24.3
August 14  17.17 GMT until August 15  18.12 GMT: hex.25.3

Hex.25.3 The disaster of innocence. Someone binds his cow, road-people's
gain, town people's disaster.
Who relies too much on rules and laws reckons too little with the
unexpected. Rules are man-made, nature often does not heed them. The one
with a free mind, looking after himself and able to assess risks, is seldom
struck by mishap. But often pleasantly surprised by a slice of good luck.
Sabian Symbol: A bareback rider
Some learn to ride on a horse, others learn to ride on a saddle
°
Changing to 13.3  Hiding away arms in the thickets. Ascending a high mound.
Three years not rising (up again).
With human rules life becomes extremely complicated. Never knowing when one
can rely on them, one has to develop suspicion and fear. Put your trust in
universal rules, they will support and protect you. It is the only base for
a loving, trusting and playful life with others.
Sabian Symbol: Children on a swing in a huge oak tree
You have a place in the overall scheme of things

(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
AM will be 5 AM), for China add appr. 8 hours, for Australia add appr. 9
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August 14  17.17 GMT until August 15  18.12 GMT: hex.25.3
August 15  18.12 GMT until August 16  19.10 GMT: hex.26.3


Hex.26.3 Fine horses for pursuit. Harvest: a hardship determination. Daily
making fences, making carts, patrolling. Harvest: proceeding probing.
(Good things do not arrive by themselves. For having a good horse, one has
to make a good horse and dedicate oneself to it. For a real good one: a
lifetime, maybe the lifetimes of several generations. Everything one does
should rely on dedication. It makes life to Life.)

Sabian Symbol: An untidy unkempt man
(Focus yourself totally on what you are doing, indifferent to criticism or
social rules. Results are always as real as the maker.)
°
Changing to 41.3 Three people moving, then the rule is they are diminished
by one person. One person moving, then the rule is one finds a friend.
(Everybody creates his own future by what he acquires and what he discards.
Amassing, whether of things or of people, means diminishing spirituality and
individuality. Two is company, three is a crowd. Relying on spiritual
exchange instead of crowds of things or people opens the door for real
emotions and contact.)

Sabian Symbol: A man making a futurist drawing
(Groups cannot imagine the not-yet, only an individual can.)

(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
AM will be 5 AM), for China add appr. 8 hours, for Australia add appr. 9
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August 15  18.12 GMT until August 16  19.10 GMT: hex.26.3
August 16  19.10 GMT until August 17  20.06 GMT: hex.27.3

Hex.27.3 Rejecting jaws. Determination pitfall. For ten years nothing to
use. No probing brings harvest.
Rejecting jaws. Determination pitfall. For ten years nothing to use. No
probing brings harvest.
(The purpose of food is to sustain life, for the body or the spirit. Don't
turn it to a dogma. Only eating what is 'right' or only eating what tastes
nice are both wrong. Food should be healthy as well as tasty, feeding body
and mind as well as eyes and joy.)

Sabian Symbol: A camel crossing the desert
(I don't think he will make it if he rejects half of what he finds.)
*
Changing to 22.3 Then energetic, then penetrating like water. Ever flowing
determination auspicious.
(Honor strength as well as beauty, action as well as relaxation. Only if
both sides of life's aspects are present, one will live. One-sidedness makes
rigid and vulnerable.)

Sabian Symbol: The Zuni sun worshipers.
(Suns and Gods shine on all kinds of people alike)

(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
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August 16  19.10 GMT until August 17  20.06 GMT: hex.27.3
August 17  20.06 GMT until August 18  20.06 GMT: hex.28.3


Hex.28.3 The ridgepole is sagging. Pitfall.
(If you believe you are weak or old or failing, then you will make it true.
These are not feelings of real life, they are just negative ideas. Can a dog
'think' he is old? His limbs may be stiff, but his mind is Now, today, what
he is doing right now. In his mind is no 'himself' to think about.)

Sabian Symbol: A rainbow
(God promised that he would not send a Flood again, so this one is made by
your own mind.)
*
Changing to 47.3  Confined to stone. Relies on star thistle. Enters his
house , sees not his wife. Pitfall.
(Never let feelings be conditioned by what 'ought' or is 'good' or is
admired by others. Conditioning is one of the worst prisons, it needs not
even walls. Let your own feelings speak and listen well. Follow only what
they acknowledge as worthwhile.)

Sabian Symbol: An ornamental handkerchief.
An ornamental handkerchief.
(You will have to take care not to spill tears on the ornaments)

(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
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August 17  20.06 GMT until August 18  20.59 GMT: hex.28.3
August 18  20.59 GMT until August 19  21.53 GMT: hex.29.3

Hex.29.3 Coming to the pit of pits. Risks, and also stuck. Entering the pits
trap fall. No benefit.
(Despair or fatalism block every hope for finding a solution. Solve the
blocking of the heart, only a free heart can ever find solutions.)

Sabian Symbol: Daybreak
(Even insolvable problems change some day - maybe tomorrow morning?)
*
Changing to 48.3 The well is seeping, no drinking. It makes my heart ache.
One might draw from it. The king is bright, together we receive its
blessing.
(If something does not work, then look at it from all sides, think about it,
direct your attention to it. Solutions need fostering, they are not simply
there or not. Even if you cannot figure out anything, if it has your
attention, then out of nowhere some idea will come.)

Sabian Symbol: An orangutan
(Use your head. He too has brains, he uses them.)

(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
AM will be 5 AM), for China add appr. 8 hours, for Australia add appr. 9
hours (the difference between your local clock-time and GMT). Given times
are NOT exact, they may err some in either direction. I do not know if the
most important hexagram for the day is the one of midnight, or the one of
sunrise, or two hexagrams: before and after the given time)

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Great new book: 'THE MANDATE OF HEAVEN, hidden history in the I Ching', by
S.J.Marshall.
About old meaning of 'Yi', the Gu of hex.18, the solar eclipse of hex.55,
the corpse of the army, the MingYi bird (about pheasants and meteorites, and
about Yi shooting the sun), the melon, the skin on the thighs, the dragon
and rain. And here and there in the text other clarifications, all very well
documented.
I love it.

August 18  20.59 GMT until August 19  21.53 GMT: hex.29.3
August 19  21.53 GMT until August 20  22.46 GMT: hex.30.3

Hex.30.3  The Bright Bird of sunset. Not drumming on jars and singing.
Harvest: big laments of old age. Pitfall.
(If you are not able to use little events as cause for joy, happiness or
togetherness, difficult times will be a disaster for you. Useless things can
be extremely useful in another realm of consciousness, so open your eyes and
look for them. If your heart stays young and open, so will you.)

Sabian Symbol: Many little birds on a limb of a large tree
Yggdrasil has a huge trunk but also whispering leaves, gives shelter to the
growling bear but also to chattering birds.
*
Changing to 21.3 Biting cured meat, encountering poison. Small distress.
Without fault.
(When emotions get trapped, one has to make them free again. It always
hurts - oneself, someone else. But one has to do it, one's first duty is
always to live. Arrange your life such, that you can always give your
emotions the freedom they need. Not by giving them no home, but by giving
them a movable home. Life will be richer for yourself and for those around
you.)

Sabian Symbol: A houseboat party
Joy on the surface, carried by deep mystery: food for the heart

(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
AM will be 5 AM), for China add appr. 8 hours, for Australia add appr. 9
hours (the difference between your local clock-time and GMT). Given times
are NOT exact, they may err some in either direction. I do not know if the
most important hexagram for the day is the one of midnight, or the one of
sunrise, or two hexagrams: before and after the given time)

LiSe
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August 19  21.53 GMT until August 20  22.46 GMT: hex.30.3
August 20  22.46 GMT until August 22  0.32 GMT: hex.31.3

Hex.31.3 Affect one's thigh. Seizing one's follower. To proceed is
auspicious.
(Do not float along with moods or convictions. Not your own and not someone
else's. If they are conscious, at least you know what you do, but the ones
you do not really think about are the dangerous ones. What you do not test
is contagious, especially if a great number of people go along.)

Sabian Symbol: A mermaid.
(Don't jump after her, just enjoy meeting her.)
°
Changing to 45.3 Then gathering, then moaning. No ground for harvest. To
proceed is without fault. Small distress.
(For a coherent whole one needs consistent perseverance. Do not find out if
it works - make it work. Feelings will always be changeable, one cannot
demand perfection and constancy. Just hold on to it.)

Sabian Symbol: A strong hand supplanting political hysteria.
(Treat emotions in the way a horse should be handled.)
(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
AM will be 5 AM), for China add appr. 8 hours, for Australia add appr. 9
hours (the difference between your local clock-time and GMT). Given times
are NOT exact, they may err some in either direction. I do not know if the
most important hexagram for the day is the one of midnight, or the one of
sunrise, or two hexagrams: before and after the given time)

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Hi Folks,

I've been quiet for far too long - with work and practice I'm finding it 
hard to make time for my Yi studies.  However, I have just put a review of 
Huang's book on the numerology of the I Ching on my web site at

http://www.weft.telinco.co.uk/changes/reviews.html

All the Best

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Andreas,

Thanks for your excellent fair-minded and balanced review of Master Alfred 
Huang's book.

I aalso think it's a book that everyone can get something from and I've 
really enjoyed working through it.

You say, "the book suffers from occasional misprints" . I think this is a bit 
of an under-statement and wrote to the publishers along the lines of "this is 
a fantastic book but it would be great if you could sort out the misprints." 
(I didn't receive a reply). For example, the diagram of Shao Yong's square 
has an error on the bottom line in every diagram except the one with the 
Hexagrams in a circle around it on page 51.

You know the section on Jin Fan's sixteen changes in chapter 14, have you 
tried working through Jin Fan's method on all the doubled Hexagrams? Starting 
with Hex 30 takes you on a fascinating journey, I think.

I'll be checking out the other reviews on your website.

Thanks again,

Mick

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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT  SIZE=2>Andreas,
<BR>
<BR>Thanks for your excellent fair-minded and balanced review of Master Alfred 
<BR>Huang's book.
<BR>
<BR>I aalso think it's a book that everyone can get something from and I've 
<BR>really enjoyed working through it.
<BR>
<BR>You say, "the book suffers from occasional misprints" . I think this is a bit 
<BR>of an under-statement and wrote to the publishers along the lines of "this is 
<BR>a fantastic book but it would be great if you could sort out the misprints." 
<BR>(I didn't receive a reply). For example, the diagram of Shao Yong's square 
<BR>has an error on the bottom line in every diagram except the one with the 
<BR>Hexagrams in a circle around it on page 51.
<BR>
<BR>You know the section on Jin Fan's sixteen changes in chapter 14, have you 
<BR>tried working through Jin Fan's method on all the doubled Hexagrams? Starting 
<BR>with Hex 30 takes you on a fascinating journey, I think.
<BR>
<BR>I'll be checking out the other reviews on your website.
<BR>
<BR>Thanks again,
<BR>
<BR>Mick</FONT></HTML>

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August 22  0.32 GMT until August 23  01.24 GMT: hex.32.3
August 23  01.24 GMT until August 24  02.12 GMT: hex.33.3


Hex.33.3 Attached retreat (or: retreat from attachment). There is disease
and danger. To keep male and female slaves is auspicious.
(One can only retreat if one feels free and strong. Retreat is to one's own
value. So untie yourself from everything which pulls you down and make
yourself the highest point of your life. With pride and grandeur. (or:
withdraw and get - find ties: even in retreat there will be ties. Make them
subordinate to you, so you will feel strong and free.)

Sabian Symbol: A man's head.
(I am the greatest )
°
Changing to 12.3 Holding a sheep offering to expiate a wrong.
(The largest obstruction is inside, from out one's conscience. So make it
free by expiation, towards people and towards the gods (or your heart and
mind).  In the night the earth sheds its tears, and the morning finds it new
and shining again. Cleanse yourself and shine too.)

Sabian Symbol: Early morning dew.
(A new day after the tears of the night.)

(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
AM will be 5 AM), for China add appr. 8 hours, for Australia add appr. 9
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August 23  01.24 GMT until August 24  02.12 GMT: hex.33.3
August 24  02.12 GMT until August 25  03.07 GMT: hex.34.3



Hex.34.3 Small people use vigor. The noble man uses nets. Determination:
danger.
(To acquire or accomplish something, one has to make all the preparations
and then take a strategic position. No further action is necessary if one
casts one's net in the right way and the right place. The sage wishes only
what comes swimming by anyway.)

Sabian Symbol: A large white cross upraised.
°
Changing to 54.3 The marrying maiden waits. Returns and marries as secondary
wife.
(All things come to the one who can wait. Who craves for something will take
the first-best for granted, who stays in his own dignity will get the one
with dignity.)

Sabian Symbol: A royal coat of arms.
(Some people have inborn royalty.)

(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
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August 24  02.12 GMT until August 25  03.07 GMT: hex.34.3
August 25  03.07 GMT until August 26  03.58 GMT: hex.35.3


Hex.35.3 All are sincere. Troubles disappear.
(The positivism in one's own heart is the condition for prosperity. Things,
animals, people, heaven, they all love the one who has good fortune living
in his heart, and they all will cooperate. One's own good luck creates good
luck.)

Sabian Symbol: Two angels bringing protection.
(Angels are attracted by angels.)
*
Changing to 56.3 The wanderer burns his lodgings, loses his boy-servant.
Determination danger.
(One's own behavior decides how one's surroundings will react. Coarse and
impolite one chases off everyone, with concern and love one finds a place,
friends and help.)

Sabian Symbol: Mary and her white lamb.
(Love became visible.)

(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
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just passing this along from  "Thomas" <tc266@hotmail.com>
he's been trying unsuccessfully to get onto this list

Hi,
I'm -hopefully- starting a discussion
around Shaughnessy's and Kunst's work on:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/IChing_YiJing.
Thomas












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August 25  03.07 GMT until August 26  03.58 GMT: hex.35.3
August 26  03.58 GMT until August 27 04.48 GMT: hex.36.3


Hex.36.3 Hiding brightness. At the hunt in the South catching the great
head. Not permitting a determination about affliction.
(If your mind is low, then go hunting in the fields of Hypochondria - the
South, the belly, the domain of emotions. Giving your thoughts a connection
with physical sensations may not solve anything yet, but it opens the
gateway for recovery. When things get tangible they attract concrete
solutions.)

Sabian Symbol: A chocolate child playing with white children.
(Big changes have to start small and then grow big.)


°
Changing to
24.3 On the brink of returning. Danger. Without fault.
(If one's aim is always to return to one's essence, in every situation or
action, one has not chosen the easiest way of living. Often it will cause
difficulties, but the reward is great. How many people will ever find the
place where they belong? This is the way to find it.)

Sabian Symbol: A carrier pigeon.
(Always coming home with his message.)

(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
AM will be 5 AM), for China add appr. 8 hours, for Australia add appr. 9
hours (the difference between your local clock-time and GMT). Given times
are NOT exact, they may err some in either direction. I do not know if the
most important hexagram for the day is the one of midnight, or the one of
sunrise, or two hexagrams: before and after the given time)

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August 26  03.58 GMT until August 27 04.48 GMT: hex.36.3
August 27 04.48 GMT until August 28 05.37 GMT: hex.37.3


Hex.37.3 The family people moan and wail. Regrets and threats. Auspicious.
Women and children giggle-giggle. In the end distress.
(Who has learned the hard way can cope with all ways. The hard way builds up
strength, the easy way makes soft and lazy.)

Sabian Symbol: A man dreaming of fairies.
(As a man dreams, so shall he achieve.)
*
Changing to 42.3 Increase benefits by pitfall matters. Without fault. Be
true, move central (halfway), report to the prince using a seal.
(Every creature develops the abilities he needs and loses the ones which are
not challenged. For a healthy body and mind one needs difficulties. No
self-confidence, wisdom, skill or the ability to put into perspective can be
without experience. For every job one has to show one's credentials, the
proof of one's experience.)

Sabian Symbol: Two heads looking out and beyond the shadows.
(After the dark one can see the light.)

(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
AM will be 5 AM), for China add appr. 8 hours, for Australia add appr. 9
hours (the difference between your local clock-time and GMT). Given times
are NOT exact, they may err some in either direction. I do not know if the
most important hexagram for the day is the one of midnight, or the one of
sunrise, or two hexagrams: before and after the given time)

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August 27 04.48 GMT until August 28 05.37 GMT: hex.37.3
August 28 05.37 GMT until August 29 06.26 GMT: hex.38.3


Hex.38.3 Seeing the cart dragged, one's oxen pulled, one's people with bent
head and cut off nose. Without a beginning, there is an end.
(All people are different. One can make an issue of it, a straight
discussion, and in the end someone will be injured. One can make a
lighthearted repartee and it will be a mutual pleasure. The same starting
point, but the outcome depends on the road one chooses, the road of being
put in the right or the road of interesting exchange.)

Sabian Symbol: A merry-go-round.
(More fun on roads without a goal.)
°
Changing to 14.3 A Gong sacrifices to the Son of Heaven. Small people are
not able to.
(Give in a way that accords with your ability to give. Too much and too
little are both wrong. But make your gift warm and sincere, don't use it for
showing how great you are yourself.)

Sabian Symbol: An evening lawn party.
(One gives a party for all, one makes a show for oneself.)

(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
AM will be 5 AM), for China add appr. 8 hours, for Australia add appr. 9
hours (the difference between your local clock-time and GMT). Given times
are NOT exact, they may err some in either direction. I do not know if the
most important hexagram for the day is the one of midnight, or the one of
sunrise, or two hexagrams: before and after the given time)

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I made several mistakes with dates. I hope nobody got confused. At the head
of the mails one can find the right hexagram.

August 29 06.26 GMT until August 30 07.14 GMT: hex.39.3
August 30 07.14 GMT until August 31 08.04 GMT: hex.40.3


Hex.40.3 Carrying a burden on the back and also riding a carriage. Inviting
robbers to approach. Determination: distress.
(Learn how to behave in society. If you don't know what can be done and what
not, you will get embarrassed or worse, and you yourself are the only one to
blame. At first sight following rules seems less free, but the contrary is
true. If you know and employ the right behaviour, you dance through the
world, and everything will cooperate. If you refuse the lessons, you will
step on all toes, and they will step on yours.)

Sabian Symbol: First dancing instruction.
(It is all about toes.)
°
Changing to 32.3 No steadiness in one's character. One might present a
sheepoffering. Determination: distress.
(Without consistency in one's character one gets nowhere, even with the best
intentions. Not in one's own life and not with others. The result will be a
life of regrets.)

Sabian Symbol: An unsealed letter.
(Scattering your thoughts all over the place)

(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
AM will be 5 AM), for China add appr. 8 hours, for Australia add appr. 9
hours (the difference between your local clock-time and GMT). Given times
are NOT exact, they may err some in either direction. I do not know if the
most important hexagram for the day is the one of midnight, or the one of
sunrise, or two hexagrams: before and after the given time)

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 August 30 07.14 GMT until August 31 08.04 GMT: hex.40.3
August 31 08.04 GMT until September 1 08.50 GMT: hex.41.3

Hex.41.3 Three people moving, then the rule is one person is diminished. One
person moving, then the rule is one finds a friend.
(Everybody creates his own future by what he acquires and what he discards.
Amassing, whether of things or of people, means diminishing spirituality and
individuality. Two is company, three is a crowd. Relying on spiritual
exchange instead of crowds of things or people opens the door for real
emotions and contact.)

Sabian Symbol: A man making a futurist drawing
(Groups cannot imagine the not-yet, only an individual can.)
°
Changing to 26.3 Fine horses for pursuit. Harvest: a hardship determination.
Daily making fences, making carts, patrolling. Harvest: proceeding probing.
(Good things do not arrive by themselves. For having a good horse, one has
to make a good horse and dedicate oneself to it. For a real good one: a
lifetime, maybe the lifetimes of several generations. Everything one does
should rely on dedication. It makes life to Life.)

Sabian Symbol: An untidy unkempt man
(Maybe other things on his mind)

(Time is given for Greenwich Main Time. For USA subtract appr. 6 hours (11
AM will be 5 AM), for China add appr. 8 hours, for Australia add appr. 9
hours (the difference between your local clock-time and GMT). Given times
are NOT exact, they may err some in either direction. I do not know if the
most important hexagram for the day is the one of midnight, or the one of
sunrise, or two hexagrams: before and after the given time)

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