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Hexagram 58 Dui

The Shuo Gua says: "Marshes moisten and nourish all things, therefore all things rejoice." Looking at the image of the Dui hexagram, it indeed contains content about optimism and joy, as the Xiang Zhuan states: "When one leads the people with joy, the people...

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Upper trigram ☱兑 · 泽 · 悦
Lower trigram ☱兑 · 泽 · 悦

Classical Sources

Judgment

亨,利贞。

Modern rendering

The Joyous. Success. Steadfastness is favorable.

Image

丽泽,兑。君子以朋友讲习。

Overview

The Shuo Gua says: "Marshes moisten and nourish all things, therefore all things rejoice." Looking at the image of the Dui hexagram, it indeed contains content about optimism and joy, as the Xiang Zhuan states: "When one leads the people with joy, the people forget their toil; when one faces difficulties with joy, the people forget their death. Great is the power of joy — it encourages the people!

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What does Hexagram 58 Dui mean?

Hexagram 58, Dui (The Joyous Lake), should be read from the source note first: The Shuo Gua says: "Marshes moisten and nourish all things, therefore all things rejoice." Looking at the image of the Dui hexagram, it indeed contains content about optimism and joy, as the Xiang Zhuan states: "When... Yarrow uses it for reflection, not fixed prediction.

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