Hexagram 15 - Humbling Hexagram - 64 Hexagrams of the I Ching

Hexagram Text (Translation)

Victory without arrogance, defeat without discouragement, and consistent humility toward others will attract much help and lead to collective success.

Career

Good: Although not yet recognized, maintaining integrity, humility, and diligence will eventually earn recognition and support, leading to great achievements in your career.

Bad: If you are overly eager to show off or lose your humility, it may cause resentment and miss opportunities for recognition and assistance.

Work

Good: There's no need to rush or show off. Stay humble and focused on improving yourself and completing tasks.

Bad: Your current work may be steady but unnoticed; your contributions and abilities may not yet be fully recognized by superiors or colleagues.

Business

Good: Business is progressing smoothly. By cooperating sincerely, adhering to rules, and working diligently step by step, stable development and good results can be achieved.

Bad: If you rush for quick profits, lack caution, or ignore business ethics, it could lead to setbacks or even significant losses.

Marriage

Good: Both partners approach the relationship with humility and understanding, fostering deep affection and a happy, stable marriage.

Bad: If one partner is overly self-centered or lacks the willingness to compromise, it could lead to escalating conflicts and strained relationships.

Academics and Exams

Good: By maintaining humility and diligently preparing, you can perform steadily and achieve satisfactory results in exams.

Bad: If you are overconfident or fail to study seriously, it may result in inadequate preparation and unsatisfactory performance.

Travel

Good: Smooth.

Bad: Ensure thorough preparation and pay attention to safety during the journey.

The six lines of the Humbling Hexagram tell the story of an individual who, through humility, earns recognition and support from others, leading everyone to overcome difficulties together and ultimately achieving success.

When interpreting the hexagram, pay attention to the five-element attributes of each yao, interpreting them according to the cycle of creation and destruction. When studying in conjunction with the changing hexagram, note which yao is activated, whether it brings benefit or harm, and whether it is easily activated. Further details can be found here:

Interpretation of the 64 I Ching Hexagrams - LiuYao Divination