As the roots of life revolve, I wish us all grace, adaptability and creativity!
May we work together to create solutions and connect...
In honor of my Teacher, Liu Ming,
LUNAR MONTH: YANG FIRE DOG
(1886, 1946, 2006, 2066) ‘Guard Dog’
Hexagram 33 Dun: Pig
Lunar Mansion: The Willow Roebuck
Solar Indicator: Danger
“It is not auspicious for marriage. Do not
indulge in lawsuits (as it will ruin 3 generations).”
“To roust hypocrisy in his new alliances the
leader must bait his hidden enemies (yin) by showing vulnerability. This day is
a qi expression of true power but all the action is fraught with danger and
risk. The games of political power are also the precursors of decline. The
power plays show yin to be drawing life from the heart of yang. Success is
limited now to a kind of survival. Manipulation and covert action succeed.
Elegance becomes the mask of cleverness and intrigue. Doing only what needs to
be done is best. Old habits or patterns of pressing forward will invite
catastrophe. Beware grudges.”
Hexagram 7 Shi: Army
Lunar Mansion: The Birdstar / Horse
Solar Indicator: Complete
“It is not auspicious for funerals/burials or
marriages (rape, divorce). It is a dangerous day for travel and/or medical
treatments.”
Hexagram 4 Meng: Immaturity
Lunar Mansion: The Bow / Deer
Solar Indicator: Harvest
“What is unformed has great potential but is
also lacks clarity - so success, even progress, is difficult. It is unfavorable
for those who are anxious and impulsive. People of limited capacity may miscalculate
their ability to make use of an opportunity. Read the advice patiently and do
not consult the Zhouyi again on this matter. Meng is often
divined when you are obsessed and anxious about something."
“Auspicious activity: It is auspicious to build and buy new property. It is an especially good day to get married. It is favorable for divination, signing contracts, romance/courtship and all forms of partnership. Good auspice is especially related to festive group events, banqueting, family gatherings and/or community celebrations. It is an excellent day to take office (begin a new job).
Contraindicated Activity: It is not auspicious
for funerals/burials (become unsettled: ghosts). Seclusion or isolation is
unfavorable (miss opportunity).”
“What makes this day
smooth is a sense of fearlessness. It is not so much how it goes (yang) as what
it shows (yin). Rise and fall are no longer the point - the wide view can be
taken. Ease is possible - effortless continuity on all sides. The qi seems to
float us forward quite naturally - ebbing and flowing are both acceptable. The
lessons of earthly life are found in both maturing and declining. Everything
succeeds. Cleverness and survival give way to courage and directness. Be like
the beloved monarch and not an ambitious merchant. Let new resources and
assistants come forward by standing back.”
“It is auspicious to continue routine work and
to uphold and support your superiors. It is auspicious for religious rituals
(not ancestral), divination (and compliance), family gatherings and
celebrations. It is favorable for sponsoring and/or attending public and cultural
events.
“It is very unfavorable for marriage (cause chronic illness and premature death for both partners), funerals and burials. It is inauspicious for traveling far from home. Buildings begun today become money pits (need constant repair) and the construction will cause injuries and/or accidental deaths.”
“The choice here is whether to call fate something to fight or something to embrace. It is a day with an easy qi. It is a day to appreciate how things really operate beyond the desire that creates images and appearances. Accepting should be a boundless (yin) act beyond goals - the goal has always been return to our beginningless origin (Dao). There is no protagonist (yang) that should relax - there is only relaxation itself (yin). Look around for a successor (new plan, idea, task) and resume the heart/mind of a novice. The son of a rebel leader may become the second emperor of a new dynasty. An open heart gives the option to acquire great wisdom.”
LM Notes: Open
In resolution and
adventure...
Warmly,
Jamie Shulander
Instagram@jamieshulander
jshulander@gmail.com
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