| 47 - About Irak; a question to the Yi | October 24, 2006
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Well, you may think I purposely selected this hexagram for the question, but no, that isn't the case; the hexagram came up as an answer to a question posted to the Yi: What about the war in Irak? The hexagram name has been translated in different ways: Oppression, Exhausting, Confinement, Adversity, Weariness... The ideograph for the name, Kun, depicts a tree placed in a big mouth, where the mouth signifies enclosure. A confined situation for anybody, or anything, to be in. Hmmm, I can't find any parallels to the situation in Irak... The check list on the toon are my own satirized versions of the lines. |
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