I Ching reading: Huan (Dispersion) changing to Kan (The Abyss)
Huan: Nine at the top
Dispersing the blood. It is gone, far away, and out. No blame.
渙其血，去逖出，无咎。
平Neutral
Reading
Neither good nor bad. It depends on how you act.People's hearts, or the situation, have scattered and need to be drawn together again.
Governing text · Huan: Nine at the top
In plain wordsLet harm go far away, let worry and fear depart, and get well away from the scattering situation. No blame.
- Now
- Wind blows across the water and it disperses. What is scattering may be people's hearts, or it may be a knot inside your own.
- The key
- Only one line is changing: Nine at the top. The answer is in that line. Neither good nor bad. Do your part, correct mistakes, and nothing will go wrong.
- Where it is heading
- Things are moving toward Kan (The Abyss): One danger after another. This is a truly hard time.
- What to do
- Find what can bring everyone back together: a shared belief or goal. Let go of self-interest and small cliques. Dissolving the knot inside you is itself a good thing. The big hurdle can be crossed.
Read more closely
Which text applies
One changing line: read that line of the primary hexagram.
Your six throws, bottom to top: 1: 8 yin · 2: 7 yang · 3: 8 yin · 4: 8 yin · 5: 7 yang · 6: 9 yang (changing)
Line position
Not in its proper place · answered by the third line
Top place: the end of the matter. What reaches its limit turns. Know when to stop.
Verdict words in the text
Nuclear hexagram · Yi (Nourishment)
The key question: what are you using to nourish yourself, and to nourish others?
The nuclear hexagram is formed from the four inner lines. It shows what is going on inside the situation.
Full texts
One who truly knows the Changes does not need to divine. The text is for reflection; what you do is up to you.