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HEXAGRAM 58 – Tui – The Joyous, Lake

Above    TUI    THE JOYOUS, LAKE

Below    TUI    THE JOYOUS, LAKE

  • This hexagram,
  • like Sun,

is one of the eight formed by doubling of a trigram.

The trigram Tui denotes the youngest daughter;

it is symbolized by the smiling lake, and

its attribute is joyousness.

Contrary to appearances,

  • it is not the yielding quality of the top line that accounts for joy here.
  • The attribute of the yielding or dark principle is
    • not joy
    • but melancholy.

However,

JOY is indicated by the fact that

there are two strong lines within,

expressing themselves through the medium of gentleness.

 

True joy, therefore,

  • rests on firmness and strength within,
  • manifesting itself outwardly as yielding and gentle.

 

THE JUDGMENT

THE JOYOUS.

Success.

Perseverance is favorable.

The joyous mood

  • is infectious

and therefore

  • brings success.

But

  • joy must be based on steadfastness

if

  • it is not to degenerate into uncontrolled mirth.
  • Truth and strength must dwell in the heart,

while

  • gentleness reveals itself in social intercourse.
  • In this way

one

  • assumes the right attitude toward God and man and
  • achieves something.

Under certain conditions,

intimidation without gentleness may achieve something

  • momentarily,
  • but not for all time.

When, on the other hand,

the hearts of men are won by friendliness,

they are

  • led to take all hardships upon themselves willingly,

and if need be

  • will not shun death itself,

so great is the power of joy over men.

 

THE IMAGE

Lakes resting one on the other: The image of THE JOYOUS.

Thus the superior man joins with his friends

For

  • discussion and
  • practice.
  • A lake evaporates upward

and thus

  • gradually dries up;

but when

two lakes are joined

  • they do not dry up so readily,
  • for one replenishes the other.

It is the same in the field of knowledge.

Knowledge should be a refreshing and vitalizing force.

It becomes so only through stimulating intercourse

  • with congenial friends
  • with whom one
    • holds discussion and
    • practices application of the truths of life.

In this way

learning

  • becomes many-sided and
  • takes on a cheerful lightness,

whereas

  • there is always something ponderous and one-sided about
  • the learning of the self-taught.


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