第48卦
水風井
The Well
Hexagram 48 of the I Ching is 水風井 (The Well). The Well — villages change, but the well does not. A source of virtue, drawn yet not exhausted. Keep the essence; let nourishing others be your virtue.
Lines, bottom to top: yang, yang, yin, yin, yang, yin
sui-fū-sei · jǐng
Upper: 水(Water)Lower: 風(Wind)
Meaning
The Well — villages change, but the well does not. A source of virtue, drawn yet not exhausted.
Counsel
Keep the essence; let nourishing others be your virtue.
Outlook
- Work
- Good for improving the core business and training.
- Relationships
- A faithful, nourishing tie.
- Health
- Urinary, kidneys, fluids.
Questions about this hexagram
- What does hexagram 48 (水風井) mean?
- The Well — villages change, but the well does not. A source of virtue, drawn yet not exhausted.
- What does 水風井 counsel?
- Keep the essence; let nourishing others be your virtue.
- What does 水風井 say about work?
- Good for improving the core business and training.
- What does 水風井 say about relationships?
- A faithful, nourishing tie.
- What does 水風井 say about health?
- Urinary, kidneys, fluids.
- Which trigrams make up hexagram 48?
- Upper trigram 水 (Water) over lower trigram 風 (Wind).
For cultural experience and reference only. Not intended as a basis for any decision.