Hexagram:Dispersion →Hexagram:The Arousing
I Ching Transformation
59
Dispersion
Huan
Wind / Water
→
51
The Arousing
Zhen
Thunder / Thunder
Changing LinesStable Lines
Changing Lines
This transformation involves 5 changing lines (lines: 1, 2, 4, 5, 6).
Trigram Changes
Upper TrigramWind →Thundergentle to arousing
Lower TrigramWater →Thunderabysmal to arousing
Yilin Verse
瘡瘍疥搔，孝婦不省。君多疣贅，四牡作去。
Sores, boils, and itching scabs; the filial wife cannot cure them. The lord has many warts and lumps; the four stallions are harnessed to depart.
— Jiao Yanshou (焦延壽), Yilin (焦氏易林), 1st century BCE
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This page shows the transformation from hexagram 59 (Dispersion) to hexagram 51 (The Arousing). 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.