Spirit shares His understanding of I Ching 52 –
Mountain.
Mountain above and mountain below. Now, that’s
a mountain.
Mountain follows Thunder (51) and is followed by
Gradual Progress (53).
Spirit explains: Thunder is caused by the force
of air, as is wind. Air is not without life. Air
is the breath of life, at least human, plant and
animal life, here on Earth. Without clean air we
cannot live as we would with it.
Where does Mountain fit into the picture?
What picture?
Of clean air.
Air is the background.
What about Gradual Progress? How does it follow
Mountain?
Mountains are not easily moved and so can reflect
rigid attitudes toward protecting our environment,
clean air and water for future generations of air
breathing and water drinking life forms.
A lecture in conservation?
Yes.
Note: After the lesson was over, for it seemed to be as
a lesson, Spirit sent a vision into my mind of water and
air as yin and yang, each flowing into and out of the
other in an elusive flow, as one and yet not one.
Neither can exist without the other, was the message
Spirit seemed to be sending to me. There is water in
air and air in water. Only degrees of difference
exist and even then, only in passing fluctuations
of harmony.
Something to think about.
I Ching as a Way to Enlightenment 
Comments on: "Water and Air as Yin and Yang" (1)
Reblogged this on jeanw5 and commented:
Spirit offers a lesson in conservation. We need fresh air and clean water to survive.