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These two inthe picture don't even look like they're going to agree over the small things
Nope. On the other hand, the make-up sex must be epic...
There doesn't have to to any emotional disturbance, in other words. It can be as simple as two very balanced people with rather different agendas.
That picture cries out for a caption of some kind lol
She is facing the bed and he is facing the table. Perhaps its one of work versus pleasure.
Luis:Work?? What work? Food!! He's hungry!
睽 ...
Phonetic: 癸 gui3 Signific: 目 mu4 eye
Etymology: Phonetic Signific, related to the eye 目 - strange to see
...
English Senses For: kui2
separated / alternate 暌 / in opposition / to squint / to stare at / unusual / strange
[One of the bronze characters:]
From Sears: http://www.chineseetymology.org/Cha...spx?characterInput=+睽&submitButton1=Etymology
Rosada:... We say one daughter is "The smart one," which of course implies the other is not so smart. (grrr)...
If we continue with the idea that 37.Family also discribed the child growing in the womb then perhaps 38 can be seen as the stage where the new soul can be recognized even while the fetus is still in the mother.
Proserpine:... For myself, I have usually taken this Hexagram to mean that either inside myself or within another person, or organization, there are two opposite ways of thinking or doing things going on.
Plus, the eldest daughter is not there--so, we have two younger not- quite-as -capable people making decisions, and not agreeing nor having a higher purpose to turn to to help them resolve the stand-off.
... Having to cooperate with people thinking , acting, living in the opposite side from us is not always a bad situation. If we are not afraid that our individuality threaten by the other maybe there is a gain for us being there.
Maria
...We were strangers in the night
Up to the moment
When we said our first hello.
Little did we know...
...It turned out so right,
For strangers in the night...
1966 - «Strangers in the night» by Charles Singleton (1) & Eddie Snyder
From: http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/Atrium/1995/aastrang.html
_____________________
(1) «Charles “Hoss” Singleton is best remembered for his lyrics to Strangers in the Night, sung by Frank Sinatra.»
http://www.jaxhistory.com/journal3.html
María:
.........
No bad indeed.
Yours,
Charly
38.1
Remorse disappears.
If you lose your horse, do not run after it;
The Lost Horse
A man ... skilled in interpreting events. One day ... his horse ran away to the nomads across the border. Everyone tried to console him, but his father said, "What makes you so sure this isn't a blessing?"
Some months later his horse returned, bringing a splendid nomad stallion... [the story continues, see the source text]
塞翁失馬
(sai weng shi ma)
... "Old Sai loses a horse". Old Sai is the wise man in the fable. The expression is used to remind others to take life in stride because things aren't really as good (or bad) as they seem ...
From: http://www.yellowbridge.com/literature/horse.php
That is, when the warm yang energy isn't there, yin starts to feel the draft immediately? When things aren't as they should be, you feel it in your gut before you see it on the outside?
Clarity,
Office 17622,
PO Box 6945,
London.
W1A 6US
United Kingdom
Phone/ Voicemail:
+44 (0)20 3287 3053 (UK)
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