Hexagram 40: Xiè (Deliverance) · Takashima Ekidan
雷水解 · 第 40 卦 · 中文版
Thunder over Water Jie: Jie: The southwest is favorable. There is nowhere to go;...
Recorded Cases (10)
- In the third month of the twenty-fourth year of Meiji, rumors and debate arose when Zheng Yongning w (Six at the beginning: No blame.)
- A certain merchant divined about his fortunes and obtained Release changing to Joy (Nine in the second place: In the field, one catches three foxes and obtains a yellow arrow. Constancy is auspicious.)
- In the twenty-fifth year of Meiji, I suffered from a nasal polyp. My breathing was obstructed, and e (Nine in the second place: In the field, one catches three foxes and obtains a yellow arrow. Constancy is auspicious.)
- In Yokosuka, Sagami Province, a fort was being built, along with a large shipyard. Each year, the se (Nine in the second place: In the field, one catches three foxes and obtains a yellow arrow. Constancy is auspicious.)
- Someone came and asked for a divination concerning the character of a certain district head. The res (Six in the third place: Carrying on one’s back and riding; thereby bringing bandits. Perseverance brings humiliation.)
- A certain A from Takasaki, Gunma Prefecture, wrote: “There is a man B living near me whose only son (Nine in the fourth place: Freeing the big toe; friends arrive, and trust is established.)
- My friend Yokoyama Sunichiro came and said: “I recently saw in the newspaper that Fukuchi had been i (Six in the fifth place: The noble person has release. Good fortune. There is trust concerning the petty men.)
- The monk Jinbei Hongsen, abbot of Engakuji in Kamakura, was widely learned in Buddhist scriptures an (Six at the top: The duke uses a bow to shoot a falcon on the top of the high wall; he captures it. Nothing is unfavorable.)
- One day the Yokohama merchant Soda Kinsaku came to visit and asked for a divination concerning the r (Six at the top: The duke uses a bow to shoot a falcon on the top of the high wall; he captures it. Nothing is unfavorable.)
- In the thirty-first year of the Meiji era, a divination was made concerning the fortunes of the Ito (Six at the top: The duke uses a bow to shoot a falcon on the top of the high wall; he captures it. Nothing is unfavorable.)
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