Spirit shares His understanding of the timeless wisdom of I Ching as expressed in Hexagram 50 – The Cauldron.
“Fire i over Wind. Yang is over yang.. Each is receptive to the other, at least in this situation. The Cauldron follows Revoluion (49) in the order of the hexagrams, and leads to Thunder (51). The energies of fire and wind, in their extreme forms, can create destruction on their own. Together, they could bring disaster. Mental energies are no different than those of nature, in this respect. But, a gentle fire and a controlled movement of air can create welcomed warmth, boil water, or heat food.
A cauldron was a large kettle hung over a fire before it was replaced by modern appliances and more controllable sources of heat. However, the timeless realities exist even in a so-called modern world. The transfer of energy still requires movement and interaction between cause and effect.
What are you saying to me?
Who is what?
Perhaps there is a two-way interaction.
Yes.
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I Ching as a Way to Enlightenment 
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