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Your September trigrams are Tui (Lake) over K’un (Earth) and the hexagram is called Ts’ui or Gathering together. How you do things is sometimes less important than why. This is especially so when you are in any leadership role. In September you may find yourself as a leader whether you want to be or not. The goal is not to be leader but to ensure the overall result bring benefit to everyone. The message of this hexagram is don’t doubt yourself. Others may doubt you but you can trust your gut feelings. This is especially true as long as you remain true to yourself and your principles. K’un is reminding you things take time to get the best outcome. Tui is about spirituality and joy. Don’t let others rob you of that. Doing things because they are right, rather than because they benefit us, can make things slow going but you will get what you need in time.
Your September trigrams are Li (Fire) over K’an (Water) and the hexagram is called Wei Chi or Before completion. In September you need to get the correct perspective on what is going on. Li is all about clarity and intelligence and Li rules the eyes. K’an rules the ears and represents a hidden danger you need to avoid. It also indicates there is a struggle ahead. While Li fits with your fiery nature, K’an’s water is not good at replenishing that fire. If you feel trapped use your intelligence, keep your eyes and ears open to improve your understanding of what is really going on. K’an often indicates you need more information to implement the best solution. It will all work out but let go of the feeling that it all has to be sorted now.
Your September trigrams are Ch’ien (Heaven) over Li (Fire) and the hexagram is called T’ung Jen or Fellowship with Men.
It might not feel like it but things are going your way if your fixed earthy nature doesn’t get in the way! Sometimes you just have to accept things as they are and be prepared to compromise a little. You need to be open and honest with others about you how feel. If you find yourself being critical of others, stop and make sure you are not making the same mistake as them. You need to trust others and yourself. Don’t let insecurity throw a spanner in the works. There is a large scope for misunderstanding. Ch’ien rules wisdom. Li is about clarity and intelligence and rules the eyes, Make sure you are using yours to both see and understand those round you.
Your September trigrams are K’an (Water) over Sun (Wind) and the hexagram is called Ching or The Well. K’an often indicates a trap or a hidden dimension to a situation. It also often represents a situation where some cherished idea has to be released. The situation may feel insoluble but keep your natural curiosity to the fore. If you can approach things with an open mind you will see an unexpected solution. While you are waiting for it to appear be gentle with yourself and others. Compassion for everyone needs to be your watchword. Take every chance you get to relax near or in water. Walking by water is good for your mental health and while you are doing that Sun suggests some gentle reflection may be helpful. There IS a solution but you need a wait a little longer.
Your September trigrams are Ken (Mountain) over Chien Heaven and the hexagram is called Ta Ch’u or The taming power of the great. September may provide more challenges than feels fair. Don’t let your imagination run away with you. The world is not out to get you! Although it’s all little things that seem to be causing problems you need to focus on the bigger picture. Stay true to who you are at your best. Ken is asking you to be still. Ken also recommends meditation. Above all remember you get up the mountain step by step. Your only task is to make sure each step is in the right direction and to trust the heavenly creative forces flowing round you. You don’t need to manipulate them. Don’t attempt to manipulate people or situations either. Ch’ien rules wisdom. Trust your higher self. Listen to your guides. One day you will look back on this time and realise just how strong you are.
Your September trigrams are Tui (Lake) over Chen (Thunder) and the hexagram is called Sui or Following. Chen indicates dynamic, creative even turbulent forces are at play. You have the chance to look at things in a different way if you chose to. Follow your heart – If you hold to your normal approach, it may get very uncomfortable. The change Chen is warning you about will happen but if you are flexible things will go much more smoothly. Tui is about truth, purity, and frankly, having fun. Relax, take some me time and regroup. Gather your strength to face the difficult reality that Chen is likely to confront you with. Focus on what is essential – the really important things that make you who you are and let other things happen. You actually have no control over them anyway! The good news is Chen often indicates an improvement however uncomfortable the period of change is. You will look back and wonder why you were so worried.
Your September trigrams are Ken (Mountain) over Tui (Lake) and the hexagram is called Sun or Decrease. You may find yourself getting very frustrated in September wondering why other people just cannot understand you, or see things from your perspective. You may decide it’s easier to just do it all yourself. Please don’t – it won’t have a happy outcome. Ken is all about stillness and you are being asked to explore just doing nothing. You are also being asked to reflect about how and maybe why you attach such importance to things being done in a certain way or maybe why certain people just rub you up the wrong way. Tui is about truth – there is an inner truth that you need to understand about your beliefs and attitudes. Tui is also purity and joy and is asking you to find your inner child and just have some fun. The world won’t come to an end if things don’t happen as you think they should. This is a lesson you need to learn and remember.
Your September trigrams are Li (Fire) over K’un (Earth) and the hexagram is called Chin or Progress. September may feel sluggish as if everything is stuck but don’t give in to self pity. You ARE making progress – whether it’s a project, a relationship or self development. The fact you can’t see much change doesn’t mean there isn’t any. Li represents the sort of person who is wise and intelligent and leads others. And this is you but the slow progress means you can’t see it. K’un is asking you to be patient, to be receptive to what others are saying. Resist the temptation to try and force things to go faster. Instead step back and be patient. Wait and see what happens. There may be something unexpected. In fact if you can let go of your expectations of what should happen, you may well get a very unexpected boost. Learn to be detached and stop labelling things as good or bad. Sometimes things just are and something supposedly ‘bad’ may lead to a beneficial outcome.
Your September hexagrams are Ken (Mountain) over K’un (Earth) and the hexagram is called Po or Splitting apart. September is going to bring challenges. It’s possible you can see how a situation is likely to develop and your instinct will be to take steps to protect yourself or to manipulate others to mitigate any fallout. Instead take a deep breath and just let things play out. You don’t need to do anything! Help and protection, if needed, will be there when you need it. This hexagram is almost pure yin energy. K’un represents that pure yin creativity which is creative, receptive, cautious and humble. It rules tame domestic animals like cows that wait to be led. And this is the message of this hexagram. Wait and see what happens. The creative energy flowing round you does not need any help. Which is why Ken is saying – be still. Ken is all about stillness. This hexagram is also about reflection and you need to reflect on how you have ended in the situation challenging you. Whatever happens don’t let a friendship be compromised.
Your September trigrams are Ch’ien (Heaven) over Ken (Mountain) and the hexagram is called Tun or Retreat. Your natural instinct is to want to help people but sometimes any help stands the risk of doing more harm than good. If you are stuck trying to work out what your best action is, the message of this hexagram is don’t even try to work it out. Ch’ien indicates fiery creative energy is flowing round you. All you need to do is stay still (Ken is the Mountain of stillness) and see what happens. This goes against all your instincts. Your ego will want you to act, and not acting will fill you with self doubt. Do not give into self doubt. Just step away from the issue. The sense of relief you will feel when you do this should be a good indication that you have done the right thing. Ch’ien rules wisdom. Use yours. Ken is about reflection, meditation and spiritual growth. In the stillness your inner wisdom has a chance to speak louder than your ego which thinks you should be able to solve the problem.
Your September trigrams are Ken (Mountain) over Chen (Thunder) and the hexagram is called I or Providing nourishment.
Nourishment means so much more than just food and water. Mind and body affect each other. What you think is just as important as what you eat in terms of your well being. In September you need to pay close attention to what you are thinking. Just because you expect the worst doesn’t mean it will happen. But your imagination is having a bad effect on both your physical and mental well being. Ken is about stillness and is an invitation to try meditation, which is a great way of getting your imagination to work for you rather than against you. It is possible to imagine good outcomes! Chen is a warning that change is needed and will be imposed in a dramatic way if you do nothing. Put your phone down and stop doom scrolling! Take 5 or 10 minutes to meditate and just breathe.
Your September trigrams are Tui (Lake) over K’un (Earth) and the hexagram is called Ts’ui or Gathering Together. You may be naturally independent but relationships are still important to you. In September you may find them challenging or be worried that it’s all going wrong. However much you want to do something you just need to let it all play out without manipulation. You may end up learning some uncomfortable lessons but you need to trust things will end up as they are meant to be. Tui is about spirituality and joy. Tui asks you to have an almost childlike approach with no preconceived ideas. K’un is asking you to trust your gut and to be prepared to follow where things naturally want to go. K’un is also about patience. Tui is also about fun so give yourself a break and just kick back your heels for no other reason than you can. Challenges are tiring and the risk is you will exhaust yourself with trying too hard to keep things as you want them, when the inevitable change will actually be better in the end.