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Hexagram Lookup; About. Paul O’Brien; Press; Contact; Search for: 60: Limits and Connections. Limits are necessary to channel energy, guide purpose, and lend direction to life. Constantly swimming in a sea of boundless opportunity leads to exhaustion. Winging it alone, wild and free in a sky of unlimited directions and opportunities, only ...
Apr 10, 2001 · 60 -- Restrictive Regulations-- 60. HEXAGRAM NUMBER SIXTY -- RESTRICTIVE REGULATIONS . Other titles: Limitation, Restraint, Regulations, Articulating, Receipt, Restraining, Containment Judgment . Legge:Restrictive Regulations bring progress and success, but if they are severe and difficult they cannot be permanent. Wilhelm/Baynes:Limitation.Success. Galling limitation must not be persevered in.
The Trigrams Inside Hexagram #60. Hexagram #60 is built out of two 3-line trigrams layered over and under each other. The lower 3 lines of hexagram #60 form the trigram for Lake, while the upper 3 lines form the trigram for Water.
I Ching Hexagram 60 Jie (Limitation) Action: Regulate. Hu Gua (hidden influence) 27 Nourishing Vision: Nurture. Zong Gua (underlying cause) 56 The Wanderer: Explore. Adaptation leads you to harmonize with the changes. Everything you will ever need can be found within. From the quiet reflection will come even more effective action. – James Levin
When the heart has lived with difficulties for many years, it may become heavy – but with some it learns joy in the midst of the burden of fortune. This joy amidst the dark waters is the message of this hexagram. This joy must be allowed to lead one through the dangers of life. Let it encourage to take risks and be alive in the rain.
Each hexagram is part of a Pair that that activates hidden paths of transformative energy through the interaction of the trigrams or Spirit Helpers, connecting phases of Inspiration and Realization. ... 60 Dispersing and Articulating develops a willingness to let go of the past and the inner joy that creates a new world for all. Outer to Inner: ...
60. Chieh / Limitation above K'AN THE ABYSMAL, WATER below TUI THE JOYOUS, LAKE. A lake occupies a limited space. When more water comes into it, it overflows. Therefore limits must be set for the water. The image shows water below and water above, with the firmament between them as a limit.
Hexagrams 59 and 60 share a common nuclear hexagram: 27, Nourishment – or more literally, ‘Jaws’, the structure that supports nourishment. Together, they are like aspects of a circulatory system, with its vessels both free from obstructions, and intelligently directed to meet the organism’s needs.
I Ching Hexagram 60 - Chieh / Limitation. Above K'an the abysmal, Water ; Below Tui the Joyous, Lake; Introduction. A lake occupies a limited space. When more water comes into it, it overflows.
Hexagram 60, known as Jie or Limitation, emphasises the significance of setting limits and establishing boundaries for the sake of balance and sustainability. It teaches the value of moderation and the importance of recognising our limits to live harmoniously within the natural world and our personal relationships.
