The judgment
What has hardened dissolves. The king approaches the temple: it furthers one to cross the great water and to persevere.
The image
The wind blows over the water. So the ancient kings made offerings to the Lord and built temples.
The six lines
- Six at the beginningGiving help with the strength of a horse: good fortune.
- Nine in the second placeIn dispersion, run towards what supports you: remorse disappears.
- Six in the third placeDissolve your self: no remorse.
- Six in the fourth placeDissolving the bond with one's own group: great fortune. From dispersion a hill arises: ordinary people do not imagine it.
- Nine in the fifth placeA great cry that dissolves, like sweat that breaks a fever. The king dissolves: no blame.
- Nine at the topDissolving the blood: leaving and keeping far away, no blame.
Commentary
What was rigid or blocked is dissolving. It is time to overcome divisions, selfishness and fear. Find a shared meaning again, something greater that unites. Dissolution frees energy for a new beginning.
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