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Mutual Response
Upper trigram: Lake · Lower trigram: Mountain
Judgment
Mutual response joins openness with restraint and preserves agency.
Image
Lake above Mountain; from bottom to top: yin, yin, yang, yang, yang, yin.
Separate reciprocity from impulse and verbal projection.
Six lines and their changes
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A stir in the toes is an impulse, not yet a decision.
Move this line → Changing the Established Order2 / 6
An urge in the calves need not dictate an immediate move.
Move this line → A Burden Too Great3 / 6
Following every movement of another loses your own rhythm.
Move this line → Gathering around a Center4 / 6
Mutual response cannot be secured by restless calculation.
Move this line → A Blocked Passage5 / 6
A limited bodily response leaves less room for overinterpretation.
Move this line → Care in Small Matters6 / 6
Speech alone is not proof of mutual response.
Move this line → A Timely Withdrawal
Library links use the structural middle-four transform. Meihua casting applies its separate Heaven/Earth exception to a moving figure.
Mutual Response · Upper trigram / Lower trigram?
Lake / Mountain. Lake above Mountain; from bottom to top: yin, yin, yang, yang, yang, yin.
Mutual Response · Move this line?
Change exactly one line, numbered from the bottom. Each of the six links below leads to the resulting figure.
Classical source · Traditional symbols offer a perspective for reflection, not a prediction of inevitable events.