
Poem No. 91
Meaning: Having bright, brilliant prospects.

Poem No. 92
Meaning: Born to be a business man, an enterpriser.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle
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Poem No. 91
Meaning: Having bright, brilliant prospects.

Poem No. 92
Meaning: Born to be a business man, an enterpriser.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle

Today I was invited to join a Tariqa…
Is this an answer of my old dream of community-building? Will this help me to reconnect to my matrilineal ancestors? Am I willing to commit myself to this circle?
Seen this, done that in another lifetime, broke my heart when I had to choose for my own path when it diverged from the common ground.
So I questioned the Ummah: do we share a common vision, do we agree on methods and means?
For sure, I have to reconnect to the times and places when/where I grew up in the years of living dangerously.
I asked the oracle: is this the right path for what I have to do?
Comment: It feels like building a house on sand during the rainy season.
I am not so sure about really having a common ground, the grounding seems unreliable.
When asked to do a bonding ritual, it did not feel right to say yes.
Instead I renewed my commitment to my own Path.
I asked the Yi, how to proceed in a specific situation.
The answer was Hex 16 enthusiasm, the two bottom lines are moving.
I Ching : 16. Yü / Enthusiasm
It furthers one to install helpers And to set armies marching.
Thunder comes resounding out of the earth: The image of ENTHUSIASM. Thus the ancient kings made music In order to honor merit, And offered it with splendor To the Supreme Deity, Inviting their ancestors to be present.
Six at the beginning means: Enthusiasm that expresses itself Brings misfortune.
Six in the second place means: Firm as a rock. Not a whole day. Perseverance brings good fortune.
My first impression:
Halt, danger! Do not proceed!
Interesting feedback of a friend on this:
The first thing that struck me in your post was that your interpretation did not seem to answer your question. You asked: “HOW to proceed.” You did not ask: should I proceed? I don’t know the situation, but to me, the question assumes that you are planning to proceed (despite danger or doubt or whatever is causing you to ask) and you want to know the best way…the ‘how’ of proceeding or the best way of proceeding. So saying ‘stop’ would not be an answer to your question. Now, you can always decide, after answering ‘how,’ that you do not want to proceed. But I would look at it first for the answer you asked.
To me the imagery of the trigrams express that you as represented by Earth can be open, flexible, yielding. But the ‘how to approach’ should be like thunder which is to go for it and give it all you got. Proceed with enthusiasm.
Line 1 is at the beginning, which can be a first step or represent not yet taking action. At the beginning of Earth it means that you can take time to consider if this is an action you want to take. You don’t have to be impulsive…but when you do decide, then proceed like thunder.
Line 2 is about making your decision known, perhaps expressing it or sharing it, depending on the situation. Here is where you fix in your mind your determination to proceed. Again, when you decide and become determined, then how to proceed is like thunder. I do not feel it tells you to stop, but to make up your mind before you proceed. And when you do make up your mind. You can still choose not to proceed, but once you have the surety and the determination then the ‘how’ is to proceed like thunder.
My thoughts on this:
Consulting the oracle for myself is always tricky, that’s why I asked feedback from friends.
My real question is hiding behind the visible one, the true question was: should I proceed with dating?
My own intrepretation of the oracle shows my own insecurity.
The more useful intrepretation tells me to do some deep soul-searching: is this really a situation I want to continue? What do I really want?
As soon as I acknowledge my real desire, I have to act on it.
P.S.
Recently I made a trance-journey in the netherworld, this showed me the need to confront some shadows from my past. Old fears, behavioral patterns, defence-mechanisms.
Source: I Ching : 16. Yü / Enthusiasm

Poem No. 89
Meaning: The treasure is being hidden inside a rock.

Poem No. 90
Meaning: Achieving success and winning recognition.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle

Poem No. 87
Meaning: Washing the sand for gold and you get the gold.

Poem No. 88
Meaning: A wood-carved tiger imposing majesty and prestige.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle

Poem No. 85
Meaning: During the warmth of Spring season, all flowers bloom.

Poem No. 86
Meaning: Having an audience with the King, Emperor.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle

Poem No. 83
Meaning: It’s still a crescent Moon, not yet a Full Moon.

Poem No. 84
Meaning: A trembling fish is coming out of the water.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle

Poem No. 81
Meaning: The (Chinese) parasol tree is shedding its leaves in Autumn.

Poem No. 82
Meaning: The sacred lotus is appearing upon a blaze.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle

Poem No. 79
Meaning: Believe in what is solid, real and not false ones.

Poem No. 80
Meaning: The wise man comes to greet you.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle

Poem No. 77
Meaning: Obtaining the treasure (that you have been hoping for) in the dreamland.

Poem No. 78
Meaning: Doing things with simplicity, goodwill and integrity.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle
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