睽
The hexagram Kui embodies a worldview and methodology of "seeking common ground while preserving differences." The six lines share a single hexagram form and dwell together in one chamber—this is the image of "sameness.
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小事吉。
Opposition signifies divergence and estrangement. Small matters can still bring good fortune.
上火下泽，睽。君子以同而异。
The hexagram Kui embodies a worldview and methodology of "seeking common ground while preserving differences." The six lines share a single hexagram form and dwell together in one chamber—this is the image of "sameness." Yet when set in motion they diverge, their "intentions not traveling the same path"—this is the principle of "difference," as the Xiang Commentary illustrates: "Women dwelling together, yet their intentions do not travel the same path.
Hexagram 38, Kui (Opposition), should be read from the source note first: The hexagram Kui embodies a worldview and methodology of "seeking common ground while preserving differences." The six lines share a single hexagram form and dwell together in one chamber—this is the image of "sameness. Yarrow uses it for reflection, not fixed prediction.
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