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The First I ching Sketch, The sketch result of an I ching Oracle. I Ching (ee ching) Is an ancient chinese horoscope/oracle system, a form of divination and fortune telling. The Results were for 
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The results:
I Ching Hexagram: 12
Name: P'i.
Keyphrase: Stagnation.
Formed By The Trigrams: Heaven over Earth.
General: Although this is a time of adversity you should remember that all things change and there is always hope.
Love: A lover or potential lover may not be what they seem. Beware of falling in love.
Business: New business ventures may be too good to be true. Examine them carefully.
Personal: Strengthen your moral and ethical senses. Don't be led astray.
Overview: P'i relates to a time of stagnation and to the fragility of life. If the foundations are weak or unstable then a building will eventually fall. This analogy should also be applied to people. P'i often indicates a time when arrogant individuals come to power or occupy positions of authority. Their arrogance will eventually be their downfall. Beware of individuals trying to subvert your sense of ethics or the consequences will be far-reaching for you.
I Ching Hexagram: 35
Name: Chin.
Keyphrase: Progress.
Formed By The Trigrams: Fire over Earth.
General: An easily won victory should not be taken for granted or treated lightly.
Love: Do not despise easy progress with your love life. Cherish it instead.
Business: Be thankful for your current success.
Personal: Take the time to consolidate your success and share it with those around you.
Overview: Chin is all about progress. Easy progress and the feeling of dissatisfaction that can sometimes arise from such progress. Chin urges you to adopt the same attitude in victory as you would in adversity. Levelheadedness is required in both situations. Chin also warns that you should not try and take advantage of an easy victory for personal gain but must share the success with others.
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KoohiiMonsutaaThe results:
I Ching Hexagram: 12
Name: P'i.
Keyphrase: Stagnation.
Formed By The Trigrams: Heaven over Earth.
General: Although this is a time of adversity you should remember that all things change and there is always hope.
Love: A lover or potential lover may not be what they seem. Beware of falling in love.
Business: New business ventures may be too good to be true. Examine them carefully.
Personal: Strengthen your moral and ethical senses. Don't be led astray.
Overview: P'i relates to a time of stagnation and to the fragility of life. If the foundations are weak or unstable then a building will eventually fall. This analogy should also be applied to people. P'i often indicates a time when arrogant individuals come to power or occupy positions of authority. Their arrogance will eventually be their downfall. Beware of individuals trying to subvert your sense of ethics or the consequences will be far-reaching for you.
I Ching Hexagram: 35
Name: Chin.
Keyphrase: Progress.
Formed By The Trigrams: Fire over Earth.
General: An easily won victory should not be taken for granted or treated lightly.
Love: Do not despise easy progress with your love life. Cherish it instead.
Business: Be thankful for your current success.
Personal: Take the time to consolidate your success and share it with those around you.
Overview: Chin is all about progress. Easy progress and the feeling of dissatisfaction that can sometimes arise from such progress. Chin urges you to adopt the same attitude in victory as you would in adversity. Levelheadedness is required in both situations. Chin also warns that you should not try and take advantage of an easy victory for personal gain but must share the success with others.
Source: http://www.psychic-revelation.com/r.....exagram12.html
http://www.psychic-revelation.com/r.....exagram35.html
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Nine in the fifth place means:
Standstill is giving way.
Good fortune for the great man.
“What if it should fail, what if it should fail?”
In this way he ties it to a cluster of mulberry shoots.
The time undergoes a change. The right man, able to restore order, has arrived. hence “Good fortune.” But such periods of transition are the very times in which we must fear and tremble. Success is assured only through greatest caution, which asks always, “What if it should fail.” When a mulberry bush is cut down, a number of unusually strong shoots sprout from the roots. Hence the image of tying something to a cluster of mulberry shoots is used to symbolize the way of making success certain. Confucius says about this line:
Danger arises when a man feels secure in his position. Destruction threatens when a man seeks to preserve his worldly estate. Confusion develops when a man has put everything in order. Therefore the superior man does not forget danger in his security, nor ruin when he is well established, nor confusion when his affairs are in order. in this way he gains personal safety and is able to protect the empire.
Standstill is giving way.
Good fortune for the great man.
“What if it should fail, what if it should fail?”
In this way he ties it to a cluster of mulberry shoots.
The time undergoes a change. The right man, able to restore order, has arrived. hence “Good fortune.” But such periods of transition are the very times in which we must fear and tremble. Success is assured only through greatest caution, which asks always, “What if it should fail.” When a mulberry bush is cut down, a number of unusually strong shoots sprout from the roots. Hence the image of tying something to a cluster of mulberry shoots is used to symbolize the way of making success certain. Confucius says about this line:
Danger arises when a man feels secure in his position. Destruction threatens when a man seeks to preserve his worldly estate. Confusion develops when a man has put everything in order. Therefore the superior man does not forget danger in his security, nor ruin when he is well established, nor confusion when his affairs are in order. in this way he gains personal safety and is able to protect the empire.
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