第50卦
火風鼎
The Cauldron
Hexagram 50 of the I Ching is 火風鼎 (The Cauldron). The Cauldron — three legs; stability and accomplishment. Supreme good and success. Nourish the worthy and great things follow. Like a tripod, build a triadic alliance.
Lines, bottom to top: yang, yang, yin, yang, yin, yang
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Upper: 火(Fire)Lower: 風(Wind)
Meaning
The Cauldron — three legs; stability and accomplishment. Supreme good and success. Nourish the worthy and great things follow.
Counsel
Like a tripod, build a triadic alliance.
Outlook
- Work
- Excellent for completing new ventures and structures.
- Relationships
- Mature, stable — suitable for marriage.
- Health
- Generally good; tend the diet.
Questions about this hexagram
- What does hexagram 50 (火風鼎) mean?
- The Cauldron — three legs; stability and accomplishment. Supreme good and success. Nourish the worthy and great things follow.
- What does 火風鼎 counsel?
- Like a tripod, build a triadic alliance.
- What does 火風鼎 say about work?
- Excellent for completing new ventures and structures.
- What does 火風鼎 say about relationships?
- Mature, stable — suitable for marriage.
- What does 火風鼎 say about health?
- Generally good; tend the diet.
- Which trigrams make up hexagram 50?
- Upper trigram 火 (Fire) over lower trigram 風 (Wind).
For cultural experience and reference only. Not intended as a basis for any decision.