We all know it, but it is still good to be reminded from time to time that the only true constant in life is change. This is what the Oracle tells us today: now is a good time to focus on the process of self-renewal, and to apply new strategies to the current questions and obstacles in our lives. If a certain way of doing things did not work in the past, do not seek to repeat those mistakes again today. At its core, self-renewal in a changing world means trying new things, even if they are “scary” or awkward.

There is a coming period of opportunity and abundance, but we can only make the most of it by being ready. T.S. Eliot sums it up well in his epic poem, Four Quartets:

"In order to arrive at what you are not, you must go through the way in which you are not"

1st: H,H,T > Stable Yin
2nd: T,T,H > Stable Yang
3rd: H,H,H > Changing Yang
4th: H,T,T > Stable Yang
5th: H,H,T > Stable Yin
6th: T,T,T > Changing Yin

The hexagram for this week is Heng, Duration.

• Above: Chen, Thunder

• Below: Sun, Wind

The third and sixth lines in change give us hexagram 64 as an echo, the final situation in the I Ching’s classical sequence, representing the hopeful emergence of Spring in man’s sphere of action. Astrologically, four planets are currently in retrograde (Pluto, Neptune, Saturn, and Mercury) creating a charged and introspective environment for many.

Blessings to you all.

We all know it, but it is still good to be reminded from time to time that the only true constant in life is change. This is what the Oracle tells us today: now is a good time to focus on the process of self-renewal, and to apply new strategies to the current questions and obstacles in our lives. If a certain way of doing things did not work in the past, do not seek to repeat those mistakes again today. At its core, self-renewal in a changing world means trying new things, even if they are “scary” or awkward.

There is a coming period of opportunity and abundance, but we can only make the most of it by being ready. T.S. Eliot sums it up well in his epic poem, Four Quartets:

"In order to arrive at what you are not, you must go through the way in which you are not"

1st: H,H,T > Stable Yin
2nd: T,T,H > Stable Yang
3rd: H,H,H > Changing Yang
4th: H,T,T > Stable Yang
5th: H,H,T > Stable Yin
6th: T,T,T > Changing Yin

The hexagram for this week is Heng, Duration.

• Above: Chen, Thunder

• Below: Sun, Wind

The third and sixth lines in change give us hexagram 64 as an echo, the final situation in the I Ching’s classical sequence, representing the hopeful emergence of Spring in man’s sphere of action. Astrologically, four planets are currently in retrograde (Pluto, Neptune, Saturn, and Mercury) creating a charged and introspective environment for many.

Blessings to you all.