Hexagram:Dispersion Hexagram:Abundance

I-Ching Transformation

59
Dispersion
Huan
Wind / Water
55
Abundance
Feng
Thunder / Fire
Changing LinesStable Lines

Changing Lines

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

Line 1: 用拯馬壯吉

yònguse
zhěngrelief
a horse
zhuàngis strong
promising

Line 2: 渙奔其机悔亡

huànscatter
bēnbut
to one's own
support
huǐregret
wángpass

Line 3: 渙其躬無悔

huànscatter
one's own
gōngsense of self
no
huǐregret

Line 4: 渙其群元吉渙有丘匪夷所思

huànscatter
one's own
qúngroup
yuánmost
promising
huànscatter
yǒuholds
qiūan accumulation
fěiit
the common
suǒplace
thought of

Line 5: 渙汗其大號渙王居無咎

huànevanescent
hànas
is
great
hàocrying
huànscatter
wángthe royal
stores
no
jiùblame

Line 6: 渙其血去逖出無咎

huànscatter
one's own
xuèblood
depart
once
chūto re-emerge
no
jiùblame

Trigram Changes

Upper TrigramWind Thundergentle to arousing
Lower TrigramWater Fireyin-yang reversal

Yilin Verse

四馬共轅,東上太山。騂驪同力,无有重難,與君笑言。

Four horses share one yoke, ascending east to Mount Tai. Bay and black combine their strength; there is no great difficulty. We laugh and speak with our lord.

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

The Six Lines app includes all 4,096 Yilin verses with original ink brush artwork and full commentary. Download on the App Store

Related Pages

About This Page

This page shows the transformation from hexagram 59 (Dispersion) to hexagram 55 (Abundance). 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.