ARM Holdings (ARMH) under CEO Simon Segars

ARM Holdings (ARMH) under CEO Simon Segars

ARM Holdings (ARMH) under CEO Simon Segars

 

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HEXAGRAM 05 – Hsu – Waiting (Nourishment)

 

 

Above    K’AN      THE ABYSMAL, WATER

Below    CH’IEN  THE CREATIVE, HEAVEN

 

 

All beings have need of nourishment from above.  But the gift of food comes in its own time, and for this one must wait.  This hexagram shows the clouds in the heavens, giving rain to refresh all that grows and to provide mankind with food and drink.  The rain will come in its own time.  We cannot make it come; we have to wait for it.  The idea of waiting is further suggested by the attributes of the two trigrams – strength within, danger in front. 2 Strength in the face of danger does not plunge ahead but bides its time, whereas weakness in the face of danger grows agitated and has not the patience to wait.

 

 

THE JUDGMENT

 

WAITING.  If you are sincere,

You have light and success.

Perseverance brings good fortune.

It furthers one to cross the great water.

 

Waiting is not mere empty hoping.  It has the inner certainty of reaching the goal.  Such certainty alone gives that light which leads to success.  This leads to the perseverance that brings good fortune and bestows power to cross the great water.

 

One is faced with a danger that has to be overcome.  Weakness and impatience can do nothing.  Only a strong man can stand up to his fate, for his inner security enables him to endure to the end.  This strength shows itself in uncompromising truthfulness (with himself).  It is only when we have the courage to face things exactly as they are, without any sort of self-deception or illusion, that a light will develop out of events, by which the path to success may be recognized.  This recognition must be followed by resolute and persevering action.  For only the man who goes to meet his fate resolutely is equipped to deal with it adequately.  Then he will be able to cross the great water – that is to say, he will be capable of making the necessary decision and of surmounting the danger.

 

 

THE IMAGE

 

Clouds rise up to heaven: The image of WAITING.

Thus the superior man eats and drinks,

Is joyous and of good cheer. 

 

When clouds rise in the sky, it is a sign that it will rain.  There is nothing to do but to wait until the rain falls.  It is the same in life when destiny is at work.  We should not worry and seek to shape the future by interfering in things before the time is ripe.  We should quietly fortify the body with food and drink and the mind with gladness and good cheer.  Fate comes when it will, and thus we are ready.

 

 

 

THE LINES

 

 

Nine at the beginning means: 

Waiting in the meadow.

It furthers one to abide in what endures.

No blame.

 

The danger is not yet close.  One is still waiting on the open plain.  Conditions are still simple, yet there is a feeling of something impending.  One must continue to lead a regular life as long as possible.  Only in this way does one guard against a premature waste of strength, keep free of blame and error that would become a source of weakness later on.

 

 

Nine in the second place means:

Waiting on the sand.

There is some gossip.

The end brings good fortune.

 

The danger gradually comes closer.  Sand is near the bank of the river, and the water means danger.  Disagreements crop up. General unrest can easily develop in such times, and we lay the blame on one another.  He who stays calm will succeed in making things go well in the end.  Slander will be silenced if we do not gratify it with injured retorts.

 

 

Nine in the third place means:

Waiting in the mud.

Brings about the arrival of the enemy.

 

Mud is no place for waiting, since it is already being washed by the water of the stream.  Instead of having gathered strength to cross the stream at one try, one has made a premature start that has got him no farther than the muddy bank.  Such an unfavorable position invites enemies from without, who naturally take advantage of it.  Caution and a sense of the seriousness of the situation are all that can keep one from injury.

 

 

Six in the fourth place means:

Waiting in blood.

Get out of the pit.

 

The situation is extremely dangerous.  It is of utmost gravity now – a matter of life and death.  Bloodshed seems imminent.  There is no going forward or backward; we are cut off as if in a pit.  Now we must simply stand fast and let fate take its course.  This composure, which keeps us from aggravating the trouble by anything we might do, is the only way of getting out of the dangerous pit.

 

 

 

 

 

HEXAGRAM 45 – Ts’ui – Gathering Together (Massing)

 

 

Above    Tui          THE JOYOUS, LAKE

Below    K’UN      THE RECEPTIVE, EARTH

 

 

This hexagram is related in form and meaning to Pi, HOLDING TOGETHER (8).  In the latter, water is over the earth; here a lake is over the earth.  But since the lake is a place where water collects, the idea of gathering together is even more strongly expressed here than in the other hexagram.  The same idea also arises from the fact that in the present case it is two strong lines (the fourth and the fifth) that bring about the gathering together, whereas in the former case one strong line (the fifth) stands in the midst of weak lines.

 

 

THE JUDGMENT

 

GATHERING TOGETHER. 

Success.

The king approaches his temple.

It furthers one to see the great man.

This brings success. 

Perseverance furthers.

To bring great offerings creates good fortune. 

It furthers one to undertake something,

 

The gathering together of people in large communities is either a natural occurrence, as in the case of the family, or an artificial one, as in the case of the state.  The family gathers about the father as its head.  The perpetuation of this gathering in groups is achieved through the sacrifice to the ancestors, at which the whole clan is gathered together.  Through the collective piety of the living members of the family, the ancestors become so integrated in the spiritual life of the family that it cannot be dispersed or dissolved.

 

Where men are to be gathered together, religious forces are needed.  But there must also be a human leader to serve as the center of the group.  In order to be able to bring others together, this leader must first of all be collected within himself.  Only collective moral force can unite the world.  Such great times of unification will leave great achievements behind them.  This is the significance of the great offerings that are made.  In the secular sphere likewise there is need of great deeds in the time of GATHERING TOGETHER.

 

 

THE IMAGE

 

Over the earth, the lake: The image Of GATHERING TOGETHER.

Thus the superior man renews his weapons In order to meet the unforeseen.

 

If the water in the lake gathers until it rises above the earth, there is danger of a break-through.  Precautions must be taken to prevent this.  Similarly where men gather together in great numbers, strife is likely to arise; where possessions are collected, robbery is likely to occur.  Thus in the time of GATHERING TOGETHER we must arm promptly to ward off the unexpected.  Human woes usually come as a result of unexpected events against which we are not forearmed.  If we are prepared, they can be prevented.

 

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