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KarenHudes Returning to reality:

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Unveiling the mystery of I Ching The table of 64 hexagrams   1 34 5 26 11 9 14 43 25 51 3 27 24 42 21 17 6 40 29 4 7 59 64 47 33 62 39 52 15 53 56 31 12 16 8 23 2 20 35 45 44 32 48 18 46 57 50 28 13 55 63 22 36 37 30 49 10 54 60 41 19 61 38 58 Home 64 Hexagrams

Karen Hudes ET AL

 

>>http://www.iching123.com/36_text.htm<<
>>http://sputniknews.com/world/20150225/1018728748.html<<

>>http://thesociologycenter.com/GeneralBibliography/CommentaryBook.pdf<<

[SIDEBAR:

When the collective imagination of the human being (Homo Sapiens' species) becomes collectively unimaginative, then the time has arrived to rise up our WHOLE BEING, into the next evolutionary stage / cycle.  Time has RUNG the truth jubilee:

"CULTIVATION OF THE NINE (9) HOUSES QI GONG" DON'T MISS A DAY OF PRACTICE ~ PRACTICE ~ PRACTICE ~ THE BOOK OF CHANGES AND THE UNCHANGING TRUTH, BY HUA-CHING NI>>

>>DURING  A TIME OF DARKNESS ~~ Originally, the I Ching was unwritten .. an author of some of the written text, King Wen, was a feudal prince during Emperor Jou's reign .. the Emperor intimidated via King Wen's reputed abilities of the power of foreknowledge ... 

>>EMPEROR JOU ~~ abused his power and became too strong .. his life was an example of great excess and imbalanced, which manifested in an extremely negative manner .. ultimately he lost his empire and took his own life by burning himself to death ...

  

and,


人之生也柔弱.
其死也堅強.
萬物草木之生也柔脆.
其死也枯槁.
故堅強者死之徒.
柔弱者生之徒.
是以兵強則不勝.
木強則共.
強大處下.
柔弱處上.
-  Chinese characters, Tao Te Ching, Chapter 76


ren zhi sheng ye rou ruo. 
qi si ye jian qiang. 
cao mu zhi sheng ye rou cui. 
qi si ye ku gao. 
gu jian qiang zhe si zhi tu.   
rou ruo zhe shang zhi tu. 
shi yi bing qiang ze mie. 
mu qiang ze zhe. 
jian qiang chu xia. 
rou ruo chu shang.
-  Hanyu Pinyin (1982) Romanization, Daodejing, Chapter 76

 
 "Man when living is soft and tender; when dead he is hard and tough. 

All animals and plants when living are tender and fragile; when dead they become withered and dry. Therefore it is said: the hard and the tough are parts of death, the soft and the tender are parts of life. 

This is the reason why soldiers when they are too tough cannot carry the day; the tree when it is too tough will break. 

The position of the strong and great is low, and the position of the weak and tender is high."

-  Translated by Ch'u Ta-Kao, 1904, Chapter 76 

>>http://www.egreenway.com/taoism/ttclz76.htm<<