第57卦
巽為風
The Gentle Wind
Hexagram 57 of the I Ching is 巽為風 (The Gentle Wind). The Gentle Wind — wind upon wind; entering. Small success; it furthers to have a goal and to see the great person. Penetrate gently; persuade without haste.
Lines, bottom to top: yang, yang, yin, yang, yang, yin
son-i-fū · xùn
Upper: 風(Wind)Lower: 風(Wind)
Meaning
The Gentle Wind — wind upon wind; entering. Small success; it furthers to have a goal and to see the great person.
Counsel
Penetrate gently; persuade without haste.
Outlook
- Work
- Excellent for sales, negotiation, gradual influence.
- Relationships
- A bond that deepens slowly.
- Health
- Bronchi, intestines, nerves.
Questions about this hexagram
- What does hexagram 57 (巽為風) mean?
- The Gentle Wind — wind upon wind; entering. Small success; it furthers to have a goal and to see the great person.
- What does 巽為風 counsel?
- Penetrate gently; persuade without haste.
- What does 巽為風 say about work?
- Excellent for sales, negotiation, gradual influence.
- What does 巽為風 say about relationships?
- A bond that deepens slowly.
- What does 巽為風 say about health?
- Bronchi, intestines, nerves.
- Which trigrams make up hexagram 57?
- Upper trigram 風 (Wind) over lower trigram 風 (Wind).
For cultural experience and reference only. Not intended as a basis for any decision.