MAKE AN INSIGHTFUL DECISION!

Alicia had been working as a technician and also doing administrative work at a high-tech company. However, due to personal disagreements with some co-workers, she was told her position would be terminated. She was anxious to know what type of work she should be pursuing next. She obtained hexagram 7, “The Army,” fighting for, campaign and hexagram 32, “Duration,” keeping, staying the course, persistence. By combining both meanings the theme of the reading is: “Fight for your rights (sue the company). Your campaign (job search) will require persistence. Stay the course” Continue reading →

Tamara owned a very successful gym. However, she had been losing clients lately. So she asked, “Why am I losing clients?” She obtained hexagram 49, “Revolution,” change, replacement and hexagram 55, “Abundance,” many. The combination of both symbols yields this theme: “By replacing your gym with another, people get many services (in comparison). Continue reading →

On the spur of the moment, Sharon bought a costly software package for making money by buying and selling stocks during a financial presentation. Since she had a week to change her mind and return it, she asked the above question. She obtained hexagram 45,“Gathering Together,” acquiring, amassing, and collecting. The theme of this reading was obviously “Acquired.” It did not advise buying the software; it simply stated the current situation because the purchase was already made. Continue reading →

This time Sharon obtained again hexagram 45, “Gathering Together,” acquiring and hexagram 21, “Biting Through,” hurdle, difficult. The theme is: “You already acquired it and it will be difficult for you to use it,” which reinforced the message already given in the image of hexagram 45. The answer emphasized the difficulty of using this product rather than its usefulness. So it was a rather negative answer. Since Sharon didn’t want to spend too much time analyzing stocks, she decided to return it.

Monica, a married young woman, quit a very demanding job in a big consulting firm that left her exhausted. She wanted to work under different conditions and wondered what type of company would be most suitable to her. After a brief discussion with me, she categorized the possible companies in three types: big, startup, and non-profit. Then she asked: What type of company should I consider for my next job? Continue reading →