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remod
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Update: I've added also the "Image" text so that the reading now considers
I've made some checks by generating readings for questions posed here in the "Shared readings" section of the forums and on reddit.
It seems to me that it picks up more or less the same aspects rised by the other readings but I would love to make some direct test by any of you posing a (more or less) real question and tell me if the reading is close to what you would have considered or if it is way off mark.
Another test, if anyone has a translation that would like to see used and could provide the text in this format:
I can easily swap it. I plan to convert the Bradford Hatcher one, but I don't know when I'll have the time to convert the pdf and extract the relevant info.
- The primary hexagram judgment
- The primary hexagram image
- The changing lines
- The secondary hexagram
I've made some checks by generating readings for questions posed here in the "Shared readings" section of the forums and on reddit.
It seems to me that it picks up more or less the same aspects rised by the other readings but I would love to make some direct test by any of you posing a (more or less) real question and tell me if the reading is close to what you would have considered or if it is way off mark.
Another test, if anyone has a translation that would like to see used and could provide the text in this format:
Code:
Hexagram: 52 "Ken (Keeping Still, Mountain)"
Judgment: "Keeping Still, Mountain. Keeping his back still So that he no longer feels his body. He goes into his courtyard And does not see his people. No blame."
Line 52.1: "Keeping his toes still. No blame. Continued perseverance furthers."
Line 52.2: "Keeping his calves still. He cannot rescue him whom he follows. His heart is not glad."
Line 52.3: "Keeping his hips still. Making his lower back stiff. Dangerous. The heart suffocates."
Line 52.4: "Keeping his trunk still. No blame."
Line 52.5: "Keeping his jaws still. The words have order. Remorse disappears."
Line 52.6: "Noblehearted keeping still. Good fortune."
Image 52: "Mountain resting on its base: the image of Keeping Still. Thus the superior man does not permit his thoughts to go beyond his situation."
I can easily swap it. I plan to convert the Bradford Hatcher one, but I don't know when I'll have the time to convert the pdf and extract the relevant info.
