I Ching Hexagram 6 Changing to Hexagram 25

#6.1,2 > #25
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"Conflict"   is changing to   "Innocence"

In the transformation shown above, we see I Ching hexagram #6 changing to hexagram #25 with a total of 2 changing lines.

In this changing hexagram, the changes are seen only in the lower trigram during the progression from #6 to #25.


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Heaven Water
Heaven Thunder

The initial hexagram #6 is built from the upper trigram of Heaven over the lower trigram of Water.

The following transformed hexagram, #25, is built from an unchanged upper trigram of Heaven over a new, changed lower trigram of Thunder.


The starting hexagram #6:
"Conflict"

The meaning of hexagram #6

The message of this hexagram is that even those who go through life with good-will and the best intentions will at times meet with hostility and powerful opposition. At this time it is advised that conflict be avoided, for conflict at this time (even if justified) will lead to more serious setbacks. There are times when a "cautious halt" can be far more powerful than the most aggressive response.


The changing lines between hexagram 6 and hexagram 25

Changing line #1

"Little Gossip... Good Fortune Comes"- During times of opposition and conflict, gossip can often make matters worse. A change in this line represents a warning to restrain your thoughts on the matter, and allow the seas to become calmed.

Changing line #2

"Return Home"- There are times in which the only way to avoid conflict is to retreat. At this time, since conflict is to be avoided, it is advised that even a retreat is better than to engage in hostilities. Such actions will ultimately benefit your entire household and community. There is no shame in a retreat at this time.


The future hexagram #25:
"Innocence"

The meaning of hexagram #25

Your innermost nature is innocent, free from blame and always spiritually worthy. Only the outer persona - the role we play - is subject to blame. Being human, one gets subject to misfortunes. This is a time to be authentically self-forgiving for all that you think you have done wrong. Your deepest and most natural self is not to blame. Suffering comes by not knowing what you are underneath all those layers of personality. Be natural and unpretentious. This hexagram is a reminder that underneath there is innocence.

For more about hexagram #25, including changing lines for #25 visit the main hexagram #25 page.


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