No urgency.
The hexagram means calmness and the absence of urgency. Calmness may mean that one's environment is quiet and free of pressure and that changes are slow in coming. Such times are easy to negotiate if a little boring. On the other hand, it may mean that one's environment is hectic or even difficult, but that one is able stay calm under the pressure. In the absence of one's own urgent agenda it is easy to adapt to any external influence - and then just as easy to come back to one's original position once the influence has waned. The hexagram also means ambivalence. The hexagram may also describe a state of contentment after an ambition has been satisfied. |
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Suggested Responses
It is likely that things will be quiet, but be responsive to outside influences that appear. Accept calmly whatever situation arises. There is no action to be taken other than to respond to your continuing circumstance. |
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