A Spirit Teacher shares his understanding of
the I Ching Hexagram 26 – Great Accumulation,
with me and whomever else cares to listen.
Great Accumulation follows No Error (25)
and moves toward Nourishment (27).
Mountain is over Heaven.
Nothing is higher than Heaven, and yet,
in this instance, Mountain claims to be.
Can this express challenge to authority?
Yes.
How could such a situation develop from
No Error?
The pendulum has swung to the opposite
extreme.
Mountain is out of line?
In the eyes of Heaven, yes.
And Heaven is forever.
Forever what?
Not what, but in terms of time.
There is no time.
Then, what is the meaning?
When?
Now.
Nothing comes from nothing.
Then, No Error and Great Accumulation
can be seen as opposite extremes?
Of what?
Arrogance?
Yes.
How does this situation lead toward
Nourishment?
Awareness is as nourishment.
Awareness of the Middle Way?
Yes.
I Ching as a Way to Enlightenment 
Comments on: "The Way of Arrogance" (1)
Reblogged this on jeanw5 and commented:
Can extremes of arrogance and humility be opposite ends of the same continuum, with The Middle Way being mid way between them?