Hexagram 18 - Correcting Hexagram - 64 Hexagrams of the I Ching
Introduction to the Correcting Hexagram
Misfortune. The Correcting Hexagram represents corruption, disorder, and the need to actively remove flaws, fix problems, and improve the current situation.
Hexagram Text (Translation)
Issues caused by previous generations have been left unresolved. Discovering and correcting these problems will bring peace.
Fortune of the Correcting Hexagram
Career
Good: If you calmly analyze problems, identify causes, and act boldly with guidance from experienced people, you have the chance to overcome difficulties and achieve success.
Bad: Current luck is not favorable, possibly due to external conditions or personal factors. Extra caution is needed to break through obstacles.
Work
Good: By carefully analyzing issues and actively addressing them, even challenging tasks at work can be resolved, leading to breakthroughs.
Bad: Refusing to seek advice may result in unresolved problems accumulating and hindering progress.
Business
Good: Timely analysis of market trends and decisive adjustments can help identify new paths for development.
Bad: Sticking to outdated methods without change may lead to being trapped in unfavorable situations.
Marriage
Good: None.
Bad: Unfavorable.
Academics and Exams
Good: By identifying weaknesses, seeking advice, and putting in effort, there is a chance to achieve good results in exams.
Bad: Sticking to outdated study methods may lead to unsatisfactory performance.
Travel
Good: None.
Bad: Travel is not advisable; potential dangers may arise.
Yao Texts
The six lines of the Correcting Hexagram narrate the process of addressing issues, from identifying problems to resolving them and reaching a state of selfless governance.
Correcting Hexagram - Yao 18.1
Fortune
The younger generation identifies issues left by their ancestors, often related to external affairs, and takes responsibility to address them.
Face challenges bravely and take action. Success will follow despite difficulties. Officials may be entrusted with important tasks, and businesspeople should reform and innovate.
Correcting Hexagram - Yao 18.2
Neutral
Issues left by the maternal generation, often related to interpersonal matters, are addressed, but rigid methods lead to difficulties.
Flexibility is crucial in problem-solving; rigid approaches should be avoided.
Correcting Hexagram - Yao 18.3
Misfortune
While addressing paternal issues, carelessness leads to minor errors, but the situation remains under control.
Small mistakes are acceptable during problem-solving as long as adjustments are made promptly.
Correcting Hexagram - Yao 18.4
Misfortune
Neglecting or tolerating ancestral issues exacerbates them, affecting the present.
Ignoring problems can lead to significant consequences, making timely action critical.
Correcting Hexagram - Yao 18.5
Fortune
By adopting the right approach, ancestral problems are resolved, order is restored, and recognition is earned.
Persistence in reform and problem-solving brings results and acclaim.
Correcting Hexagram - Yao 18.6
Neutral
The leader addresses issues selflessly, winning widespread respect.
Upholding noble governance gains universal recognition and respect.
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:
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