坤 · kūn
Hexagram 2 Meaning: Kun, Receptivity and Steady Support
Understand hexagram 2, Kun: its six broken lines, classical mare image, changing-line context, and practical reflection on support without passivity.
YIINSIGHT / HEXAGRAMS
Explore each published hexagram through its structure, labeled sources, and practical reflection.
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坤 · kūn
Understand hexagram 2, Kun: its six broken lines, classical mare image, changing-line context, and practical reflection on support without passivity.
屯 · zhūn
Read hexagram 3, Zhun, through Water over Thunder, its Judgment and Image, six line settings, and a fictional example of organizing a new beginning.
同人 · tóng rén
Read hexagram 13, Tong Ren, through its Judgment, Heaven and Fire Image, six lines, and an original example of building cooperation beyond a closed circle.
大有 · dà yǒu
Understand hexagram 14, Da You, through its classical Judgment, Fire over Heaven Image, six lines, and a practical reflection on using resources responsibly.
臨 · lín
Explore hexagram 19, Lin, through its Judgment, Earth over Lake Image, six lines, and a practical example of supportive leadership without a calendar prediction.
賁 · bì
Understand hexagram 22, Bi, through its qualified Judgment, Fire below Mountain Image, six lines, and a fictional example of presentation that supports substance.
大畜 · dà chù
Explore hexagram 26, Da Chu, through its Judgment, Mountain over Heaven, six line settings, and a practical example of preparing before advancing.
大過 · dà guò
Explore hexagram 28, Da Guo, through its bending-beam Judgment, Lake over Wind, six line images, and a modern reflection on load and support.
離 · lí
Understand hexagram 30, Li, through its Judgment, doubled Fire, six line scenes, and a modern reflection on what keeps understanding clear and steady.
咸 · xián
Explore hexagram 31, Xian, through Lake over Mountain, its Judgment and Image, six bodily line images, and a modern reflection on influence and listening.
明夷 · míng yí
Read hexagram 36, Ming Yi, through its brief Judgment, Earth over Fire, six line images, and a modern reflection on protecting clarity in difficulty.
家人 · jiā rén
Read hexagram 37, Jia Ren, through Wind over Fire, its historical household language, six line settings, and a modern example of shared responsibility.
睽 · kuí
Explore hexagram 38, Kui, through Fire over Lake, its small-matters Judgment, six line scenes, and a modern example of cooperation without uniformity.
解 · xiè
Read hexagram 40, Xie, through Thunder over Water, its distinction between returning and timely action, six line scenes, and a practical modern example.
益 · yì
Understand hexagram 42, Yi, through Wind over Thunder, its Judgment and Image, six line settings, and a practical reflection on useful increase.
萃 · cuì
Read hexagram 45, Cui, through its Judgment, Lake over Earth structure, six line settings, and a clearly separated example of purposeful gathering.
渙 · huàn
Explore hexagram 59, Huan: Wind over Water, its classical Judgment and six lines, with a modern example of loosening an obstruction responsibly.
中孚 · zhōng fú
Understand hexagram 61, Zhong Fu, through Wind over Lake, its classical text, six lines, and a careful distinction between sincerity and certainty.