第28卦
澤風大過
Great Exceeding
Hexagram 28 of the I Ching is 澤風大過 (Great Exceeding). Great Exceeding — the ridgepole sags. The burden is great, yet stand alone unafraid; go forward and pass through. Extreme times call for extreme measures.
Lines, bottom to top: yin, yang, yang, yang, yang, yin
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Upper: 澤(Lake)Lower: 風(Wind)
Meaning
Great Exceeding — the ridgepole sags. The burden is great, yet stand alone unafraid; go forward and pass through.
Counsel
Extreme times call for extreme measures.
Outlook
- Work
- Bear heavy duty; do not flee.
- Relationships
- Bonds across difference or hardship.
- Health
- Overwork, lower back, chest.
Questions about this hexagram
- What does hexagram 28 (澤風大過) mean?
- Great Exceeding — the ridgepole sags. The burden is great, yet stand alone unafraid; go forward and pass through.
- What does 澤風大過 counsel?
- Extreme times call for extreme measures.
- What does 澤風大過 say about work?
- Bear heavy duty; do not flee.
- What does 澤風大過 say about relationships?
- Bonds across difference or hardship.
- What does 澤風大過 say about health?
- Overwork, lower back, chest.
- Which trigrams make up hexagram 28?
- Upper trigram 澤 (Lake) over lower trigram 風 (Wind).
For cultural experience and reference only. Not intended as a basis for any decision.