Hexagram:The Wanderer Hexagram:Approach

I-Ching Transformation

56
The Wanderer
Lu
Fire / Mountain
19
Approach
Lin
Earth / Lake
Changing LinesStable Lines

Changing Lines

This transformation involves 5 changing lines (lines: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6).

Line 1: 旅瑣瑣斯其所取災

the wanderer
suǒis mean
suǒand frivolous
as such
this
suǒplace
draws
zāiadversity

Line 2: 旅即次懷其資得童僕貞

the wanderer
comes to
an en)camp(ment)
huáicherish
these
resources
and gain
tónga young
servant
zhēnpersistence

Line 3: 旅焚其次喪其童僕貞厲

the wanderer
fénburns
this
camp
sàngand lose
this
tóngyoung
servant
zhēnpersistence(ing)
is difficult

Line 4: 旅于處得其資斧我心不快

the wanderer
is
chùthe shelter
having secured
his
resources
and an ax
but lamenting 'my...
xīnheart
is not
kuàihappy

Line 6: 鳥焚其巢旅人先笑後號咷喪牛于易凶

niǎolike a
fénthat
its own
cháonest
this wandering
rénone
xiānbegins
xiàoto laugh(ter
hòufollowed by
háowailing
táoand weeping
sàngforfeiting
niúcattle
in
the exchange
xiōnginauspicious

Trigram Changes

Upper TrigramFire Earthclinging to receptive
Lower TrigramMountain Lakestillness to joyous

Yilin Verse

仁政之德,恭恭日息。成都就邑,人受厥福。

The virtue of benevolent rule, reverent and ceaseless. The city is built, the settlement complete; the people receive its blessings.

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

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This page shows the transformation from hexagram 56 (The Wanderer) to hexagram 19 (Approach). 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.