Well, I started off curious about Hexagram 12. I mean, who wouldn’t be? So, I dived right into it. First thing I did was to gather all the materials I could find. I searched through old books, scoured the internet, and even asked around in some relevant forums.
I read what some so – called “experts” had to say. One expert said that Hexagram 12 represents a state of decline or stagnation. I thought, “Okay, that sounds interesting, but how does it really work in real life?” So, I decided to test it out in my own way.
I started to keep a journal, recording every situation where I thought Hexagram 12 might be relevant. I paid attention to my daily life, like my work, relationships, and even small things like the traffic on my way to work.
When I faced a problem at work, like a project that seemed to be going nowhere, I’d think about what the experts said about Hexagram 12. I’d analyze if it was a sign of decline or if there was a way to turn things around.
I also talked to some friends about it. We’d sit around and have these long discussions, trying to figure out if the ideas behind Hexagram 12 made sense. Some of my friends were really into it, while others thought I was just wasting my time.
As I kept going with my research and personal analysis, I noticed some patterns. There were indeed times when things seemed to slow down or hit a wall, just like the experts described. But I also found that it wasn’t always a negative thing. Sometimes, it was just a pause, a chance to re – evaluate and come back stronger.
After months of this hands – on exploration, I felt like I had a better understanding of Hexagram 12. It wasn’t just some abstract concept; it was something that could be related to real – world experiences. And even though I’m not an expert myself, I think I’ve learned a lot from this whole process. Maybe next time, I’ll try to dig into another hexagram and see what secrets it holds!
