It demands real superiority therefore the time when the great preponderates is a momentous time. The lake rises above the trees: The image of PREPONDERANCE OF THE GREAT. The problem must be solved by gentle penetration to the meaning of the situation (as is suggested by the attribute of the inner trigram, Sun) then the change-over to other conditions will be successful. This is a critical passage, a moment of truth. Nothing is to be achieved by forcible measures. 28 Great Transition DA GUO I Ching: Mothering Change R 28 Great Transition DA GUO R Great Traverses.
The central idea is crossing a line whether that’s a standard of morality or of customs, or a border. I wrote about this a while ago: Hexagrams 28 and 62 are both about guo: ‘passing, going by, exceeding’. For although the strong element is in excess, it is in the middle, that is, at the centre of gravity, so that a revolution is not to be feared. For more information on this translation, the I Ching and where to find out more, please see the Afterword. Crossing the line: guo Hexagram 28 shares its core concept with 62: Exceeding, guo, great or small. It is necessary to find a way of transition as quickly as possible, and to take action. The Well is a norm, a model of order that meets common needs, an endless and inexhaustible source of the water of life. It is an exceptional time and situation therefore extraordinary measures are demanded. The root of the term jing, well is Two, the Two Protectors that permit life to exist and the Divine Couple, a manifestation of Earth and Heaven. The ridge-pole on which the whole roof rests, sags to the breaking point, because its supporting ends are too weak for the load they bear. The load is too heavy for the strength of the supports. The ridgepole sags to the breaking point. This is a condition that cannot last it must be changed, must pass, or misfortune will result. very dynamic but also excessively large, to an unbearable degree when it reaches Da Guo (28). The hexagram represents a beam that is thick and heavy in the middle but too weak at the ends.
When the strong are outside and the weak inside, all is well and there is nothing out of balance, nothing extraordinary in the situation. You can also see the total number of victories and losses and videos. This hexagram consists of four strong lines inside and two weak lines outside. record of Cheng I-ching with each player is introduced with a score.
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