The 64 Hexagrams

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Continuity with Direction

Upper trigram: Thunder · Lower trigram: Wind

Judgment

Continuity holds a direction while still allowing movement.

Image

Thunder above Wind; from bottom to top: yin, yang, yang, yang, yin, yin.

Assess the principle being sustained, not merely the time spent.

Six lines and their changes

  1. 1 / 6

    Demanding depth immediately undermines something meant to last.

    Move this line → Strength with Limits
  2. 2 / 6

    A measured position limits regret without dramatic effort.

    Move this line → Care in Small Matters
  3. 3 / 6

    Unsteady conduct makes reliable trust difficult.

    Move this line → Untying the Difficulty
  4. 4 / 6

    Persistence in the wrong hunting ground produces no game.

    Move this line → Growing Upward
  5. 5 / 6

    The old role contrast asks whether constancy fits the responsibility.

    Move this line → A Burden Too Great
  6. 6 / 6

    Repeated agitation shakes the foundation of continuity.

    Move this line → The Vessel of Renewal

Library links use the structural middle-four transform. Meihua casting applies its separate Heaven/Earth exception to a moving figure.

Continuity with Direction · Upper trigram / Lower trigram?

Thunder / Wind. Thunder above Wind; from bottom to top: yin, yang, yang, yang, yin, yin.

Continuity with Direction · Move this line?

Change exactly one line, numbered from the bottom. Each of the six links below leads to the resulting figure.

Cast with this figure

Classical source · Traditional symbols offer a perspective for reflection, not a prediction of inevitable events.