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Hexagram 30 - Introduction

Introduction

This hexagram is another double sign. The trigram Li means “to cling to something”, “to be conditioned”, “to depend or rest on something”, and also “brightness”. A dark line clings to two light lines, one above and one below–the image of an empty space between two strong lines, whereby the two strong lines are made bright. The trigram represents the middle daughter. The Creative has incorporated the central line of The Receptive, and thus Li develops. As an image, it is fire. Fire has no definite form but clings to the burning object and thus is bright. As water pours down from heaven, so fire flames up from the earth. While K'an means the soul shut within the body, Li stands for nature in its radiance.