Transformation · lines 1, 3, and 6

Innocence becomes Attraction

Starting hexagram
Resulting hexagram

What this change means

Thunder becomes Mountain and Heaven becomes Lake: lines one, three and six move, and Innocence turns into 31 Attraction, a lake on the mountain. With three moving lines, both judgments carry the meaning. Innocence speaks of a heart with nothing to hide, the kind that lets heaven's gifts arrive. The resulting hexagram says good results come to the extent that you stay open and receptive, which lets supportive people come close and help you, generously and without self-interest. Together they point to openness built on sincerity. People sense hidden agendas, and they also sense the absence of one. Be receptive, make room for others, and don't try to manage relationships for advantage. When your interest is genuine and your manner open, the connections that form tend to be the ones that carry you where you want to go.

What to read, in order

Marked ● is what Zhu Xi's tradition puts at the center for this number of moving lines.

  1. The judgment of 25 Innocence

    If you act with a pure heart, free of hidden motives and without straying from what is right, true to original human nature, you'll let the blessings of heaven reach you. Otherwise you'll meet obstacles and your affairs will become difficult.

    Great success. Constancy is favorable. If it is not upright, there is calamity. It is not favorable to have somewhere to go.

  2. The judgment of 31 Attraction

    You'll get good results to the extent that you stay open and receptive, which lets people come close who will support you and help you get there, generously and without self-interest.

    Success. Constancy is favorable. Taking a wife brings good fortune.

  3. Line 1 of 25 Innocence

    Follow the way of the heart: it will always know what is right at each moment. This will lead you to success.

    Without falseness. Going brings good fortune.

  4. Line 3 of 25 Innocence

    Watch and act at the right time, because a good deed done at the wrong moment turns out badly.

    An undeserved calamity: someone tied up an ox; the traveler takes it, and the calamity falls on the villagers.

  5. Line 6 of 25 Innocence

    If you try to force things without waiting for the right conditions, you'll go astray and delay getting what you want.

    Without falseness. Moving on brings calamity. Nothing is favorable.

The trigrams

Above Heaven Lake

The way back

31 Attraction → 25 Innocence
lines 1, 3, and 6

Other transformations of Innocence

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