I Ching Hexagram 61 love readings，Hexagram 61 For Love & Relationships

Posted on: August 29, 2024 August 29, 2024
Categories: IChing Love Reading
Tags: Hexagram 61, I Ching

Hexagram 61 from the I Ching enlightens you about the neverending reign of truth and why it is the ultimate tool of power in this fierce and corrupt world. Truth is power in its purest form. Upon its revelation, it can change minds, perspectives, and perhaps even the entire world. Some work to keep the truth out of the light and enclosed within their hearts while others wear it on their sleeves to make it known. The prevalent consensus is that the truth can’t (and shouldn’t) be kept hidden for long.

Hexagram 61 Message

Despite the seemingly never-ending corruption and hypocrisy in this world, the truth still prevails. Honest men are looked down upon and bashed for their unwillingness to mold reality according to their circumstances but their faith in the truth doesn’t let them drift off track. The smile of pride that stems from honesty isn’t comparable to the momentary smile that comes with the utterance of a lie.

Those to stand to fight the truth essentially stand to fight nature – nature is and always will be in favor of the truth. However, if one stands to fight for the truth, all elemental forces and energies back him up. Even if failure is faced, an honorable battle was still fought.

Hexagram 61 Message For Love & Relationships

Honesty is the most important tenet in any relationship. In fact, one must value honesty even more than fulfillment and desire. The only way to keep a relationship intact in the long run is by being honest and expressive about all that lies in your heart. Hundreds of loopholes and excuses can be found to get around the need for truthfulness in a relationship but absolutely no other element can replace it.

Messages From The Lines Of Hexagram 61

Line 1(The Bottom Line):

The best kind of effort one can make is to bring the truth to light. Conflicts and battles are not fought without reason. When the truth is suppressed, it is worth fighting for. People who come to terms with corruption and let it feed on the system are usually those who aren’t willing to go the extra mile to dig out the truth. Use your strength, resources, and natural talents to fight for the truth and leave no stone unturned!

Line 2:

Allies will be drawn in by the truth whereas hypocrites and moles will be repelled by it. In a group project/operation, truth unites all parties gathered around the table. Some may have taken an oath but still have malicious intent while others who genuinely believe in the agenda can get sidelined.

In the face of trouble, you only want people on board who are honest down to the core and will straightforwardly disclose not only their praiseworthy moves but also mistakes.

Line 3:

Fortunately or unfortunately, the truth doesn’t care about anyone’s feelings. However, we, as humans, do. The worst feeling is when you desperately want to enlighten somebody with the truth but know that they won’t take it well and will end up getting hurt. It’s not a fixable issue either. A sensitive person will almost always respond negatively to a bitter truth.

Now the question comes, “What to do in such a situation?”

Weight your options. Hiding away the truth will keep the other person stuck in a loop of confusion whereas being open about it might momentarily break their heart. Just keep in mind that you can’t really go wrong with being honest and straightforward, at least not in the long run.

Line 4:

Carrying around a big truth in your heart often feels like carrying the weight of the world. It’s not something you can just place inside and forget. There’s obviously nothing wrong here but the consequences will largely depend on why you want to keep the truth hidden.

If there’s an actual meaningful reason as to why that truth is better untold, great! If there isn’t, the constant stress and mental fatigue is unlikely to be worth it. Reevaluate and let it out if it’s starting to overly consume you.

Line 5:

An essential part of refraining from dishonesty is to not prepare for the worst-case scenarios in the first place. In most instances, you plan to be honest when the trouble isn’t there yet. But, when it arrives, your mind starts to overthink all the possibilities and equip you with sample lies and pretenses to use in that particular situation.

Now, you can’t really control how your brain works but you can certainly bring your moral conscience into the picture and take a serious oath to not use dishonesty to escape trouble again. Even the smallest step towards changing this habit matters.

Line 6:

Truth becomes real power if the circumstances are desperate or dire enough. To no surprise, with power will come responsibility. The truth needs to be handled very carefully and responsibly. It can undoubtedly ruin homes, bring chaos, and shred good relationships into pieces if placed in the wrong hands with the wrong intent.