I-CHING Hexagram #25
"Innocence"

Ch'ien The Creative, Sky Chen The Awakening, Thunder. When the movement follows the rule of the sky, the man is innocent and not guilty. His spirit is true and natural, not darkened by reflection or ulterior aims. When trying to make it seen, his natural veracity and innocence get lost.

It explains the man that pure and innocent attitudes, when coming from one's heart, never result in misfortune. Doing things right, being strict, and having no second intentions, the man succeeds in leaving behind the suffering that threats.

To get started

We are in a moment in which possibly some unexpectedly misfortunes have come to us. Misfortunes are the result of performing in a pure and innocent way. It is not convenient to undergo any enterprise. Keeping strict in our behaviour and our way of thinking will avoid us worst problems. By means of correction, everything is arranged.

To end

We are about approaching a stage in which would be better to avoid second intentions. It is our intuitive thoughts that lead us to success. But it will be necessary to completely forget about speculations and excessive ambitions. Clear and simple thoughts, and a cautious and helpful attitude towards unforseen events, will allow us to be successful and progress.

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Supreme success. - Perseverance furthers. - If someone is not as he should be, - He has misfortune, - And it does not further him - To undertake anything.

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HEXAGRAMS

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The Creative

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The Receptive

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Difficulty at the Beginning

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Youthful Folly

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Waiting

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Conflict

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The Army

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Holding Together 

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The Taming Power of the Small

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Treading

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Peace

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Standstill

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Fellowship with Men

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Possession in Great Measure

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Modesty

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Enthusiasm

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Following

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Work on what has been spoiled

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Approach

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Contemplation

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Biting Through

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Grace

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Splitting Apart

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Return

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Innocence

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The Taming Power of the Great

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Corners of the Mouth

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Preponderance of the Great

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The Abysmal

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The Clinging

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Influence

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Duration

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Retreat

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The Power of the Great

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Progress

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Darkening of the light

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The Family

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Opposition

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 Obstruction

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Deliverance

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Decrease

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Increase

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 Break-through

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Coming to Meet

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Gathering Together

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Pushing Upward

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Oppression

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The Well

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Revolution

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The Caldron

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The Arousing

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Keeping Still

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Development

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The Marrying Maiden

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Abundance

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The Wanderer

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The Gentle

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The Joyous

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 Dispersion

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Limitation

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Inner Truth

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Preponderance of the Small

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After Completion

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Before Completion