Hexagram:The Clinging Hexagram:Oppression

I-Ching Transformation

30
The Clinging
Li
Fire / Fire
47
Oppression
Kun
Lake / Water
Changing LinesStable Lines

Changing Lines

This transformation involves 5 changing lines (lines: 1, 2, 3, 5, 6).

Line 1: 履錯然敬之無咎

taking steps
cuòmixed up
ránbut so
jìngto respect
zhīfor
and no
jiùblame

Line 2: 黃離元吉

huánggolden
radiance
yuánmost
promising

Line 3: 日昃之離不鼓缶而歌則大耋之嗟凶

the sun
declines
zhīin
radiance
not
drumming
fǒuclay
érand
singing
leads to
much
diéold age
zhī's
jiēlament
xiōngunfortunate

Line 5: 出涕沱若戚嗟若吉

chūissuing
tears
tuórunning water
ruòlike
grief
jiēand lament
ruòsuch
promising

Line 6: 王用出征有嘉折首獲匪其醜無咎

wángthe sovereign
yònguses
chūissues
zhēngto expedite
yǒuthere are
jiācommendations
zhéand severed
shǒuheads
huòthe captives
fěiare not
of
chǒucategory
no
jiùblame

Trigram Changes

Upper TrigramFire Lakeclinging to joyous
Lower TrigramFire Wateryin-yang reversal

Yilin Verse

春東夏南,隨陽有功,與利相逢。

Spring in the east, summer in the south; following the sun, achieving merit. Meeting with good fortune.

— Jiao Yanshou (焦延壽), Yilin (焦氏易林), 1st century BCE

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This page shows the transformation from hexagram 30 (The Clinging) to hexagram 47 (Oppression). In the I-Ching, when a reading produces changing lines, the hexagram transforms into another hexagram, providing guidance for both the current situation and its eventual evolution.