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Here are your March I Ching Horoscopes. Discovering your March 2023 I Ching horoscope is the best way to know what the coming month has in stock for you. Love, career, self-development, or any other field: knowing the forces acting is key to know how you want to use them and get where you want to go. Each month on this blog, your I Ching horoscope is here for you!

Your March trigrams are K’un (Earth) over Li (Fire) and the hexagram is called Ming or Darkening of the Light. If things are challenging this hexagram is saying don’t give up. It can be disappointing not to see things work out as you hoped. It can be frustrating that there is no easy solution that can solve things like the wave of a magic wand. This is especially so if you realise the source of the problem lies in your perceptions of things and people. This is because those sort of thought habits can be tough to change. Whether you realise you trusted the wrong person or were making incorrect assumptions, the good news is you can still work things out. K’un advises patience. Li is asking you to stand back and look at things with your inner as well as your outer eyes. Clean away misconceptions and faulty thinking and the natural light of your wisdom will shine once more showing you the way forward.

Your March trigrams are Ch’ien (Heaven) over Tui (Lake) and the hexagram is called Li or Treading. The image sometimes used is ‘Treading on a Tigers Tail.’ This hexagram is a warning not to force things to happen. Just because you have an idea of what people ought to do or what ought to happen doesn’t mean it will happen to your timetable. Don’t let enthusiasm lead you to impatience. Ch’ien represents the creative energy of the heavens and lets you know those creative forces are working for you. Tui is about innocence, spirituality, having fun. In this hexagram it is saying – look be patient, it will all work out so just relax and wait to see what happens. If you try to force things you will get a big push back that could delay things even more. Tui also rules the mouth and you are being asked to choose your words carefully because there is a huge scope for misunderstanding.

Your March trigrams are Ch’ien (Heaven) over K’an (Water) and the hexagram is called Sung or Conflict. Sometimes the hardest thing to do is to accept how things are especially if they are not how you want them to be. You need to let your patient side come to the fore. Ch’ien indicates everything is in place for things to happen. K’an is warning you about the risks of trying to get things to happen faster than is possible. When life imposes limitations all you can do is go with the flow. Ch’ien rules wisdom. You are gently being told to use your head. K’an indicates a trap, but also carries with it the promise that there is a way out which will appear at the time. K’an is asking you to let go of ideas that no longer help you and to listen to what others are saying.

Your March trigrams are Tui over K’an and the hexagram is called K’un or Oppression. K’an indicates a trap and in March you may well feel you are trapped by someone else’s refusal to see things your way. And you may feel you need to do something – ANYTHING to try to change things. In fact the situation is not as bad as you feel it is and the feelings of oppression are all in your mind. Tui is inviting you to take a step back and just do something you enjoy that is NOTHING to do with the problem. K’an warns of danger and here the danger is that frustration may cause you to say something that will make things even worse. Tui rules speech and K’an rules the ears. Use both of them well and wisely and remember you have two ears but only one mouth, which is an indication of how much each should be used! In fact if you leave well alone things will resolve and it may result in things being even better than you hoped.

Your March trigrams are K’an (Water) over Chen (Thunder) and the hexagram is called Chun or Difficulty at the beginning. The subheading is ‘If you persevere, things will will work out’ so the good news is your natural tenacity will help you this month. However trying things may be, this hexagram carries within it the promise of improvements in the end. K’an often indicates a feeling of confinement, and Chen indicates a time of change of disruption. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to ride out the storm and not try to control it. Don’t look for easy solutions and don’t be tempted to act just to feel you are doing something. Be patient with yourself and with other people. Chen indicates a new perspective is needed. K’an is asking you to let go of the old perspective because it is holding you
back. You may well find you get a new perspective on yourself and that opens up opportunities you may have never have considered before.

Your March trigrams are Chen (Thunder) over Ken (Mountain) and the hexagram is called Hsaio Kuo or Preponderance of the small. The subheading is ‘Thinking of taking action in distrust of fate.’ Relationships need care this month and you need to guard against making quick decisions about whether someone is helping or hindering things. Chen indicates turbulent times lie ahead. Ken is all about stillness and reflection. Chen is asking you to find a different perspective and where better
to get a good view than from the top of a mountain (Ken). You need to see the bigger picture and not get caught up in small things. Follow the advice of Regina Brett ‘Frame every so called disaster with these words – In 5 years time will this matter?’ As a fixed fire sign you may well feel the world is out to get you this month but it’s not. The turbulence will open up opportunities you never considered before.

Your March trigrams are Ch’ien (heaven) over K’un (Earth) and the hexagram s called P’i or Standstill. Whatever is going on in your life, don’t expect March to be a month of progress or breakthroughs. You may be at a crossroads wondering which way to go. Ch’ien is asking you to use that analytical mind of yours to allow wisdom to come to the fore. There is nothing you can do. K’un is reminding you that patience is needed. In fact you have already done all the hard work. Your only course of action is to work on being the best possible version of yourself you can be. And wait for the seeds you have planted to grow. This hexagram is also reminding you the only thing you have any control over is how you choose to think. Be honest, are there some ideas you need to let go of? Whatever you do, don’t let self criticism dominate. This hexagram is an equal balance of Yin and Yang and stillness is necessary to stay at that balance point. Not all stillness is bad.

Your March trigrams are K’un (Earth) over Chen (Thunder) and the hexagram is called Fu or The Turning Point /Return. This hexagram is warning you that unless you take action NOW there will be problems ahead. Chen indicates a time of turbulence and disruption. But for the moment K’un is counselling patience. This hexagram can be imagined as light rising above the horizon at dawn shining light on a problem you might otherwise not see. And the correct approach will enable you to avoid massive problems. Chen indicates a different perspective is needed but also holds optimum that the change could be good for you. The best approach is to avoid resisting anything and just see what happens. This does not mean peace and harmony are guaranteed. March may see you involved in some confrontations you really can’t avoid. K’un asks you to be receptive to others needs and really hear what they are saying especially if the conversation is happening electronically. Chen is all about mass communication. But the potential for misunderstanding in emails is large. Ideally meet face to face to have the discussion so you get a sense of what is NOT being said and the real meaning of their words.

Your March trigrams are K’an (Water) over Ch’ien (Heaven) and the hexagram is called Hsu or Waiting. Waiting is not something that comes easily to you so be prepared for March to provide you with challenges. Ch’ien is letting you know that despite appearances to the contrary things are moving your way. K’an is letting you know you the time to act is not yet. It will be obvious when the right time is. Ch’ien is asking you to listen to your inner wisdom and trust the process. K’an is asking
you to let go of doubt or fear. No-one is working against you. There may be sudden unexpected improvements that tempt you to act but if you have any doubt, DON’T! It will be obvious when any action is needed from you. But, if at any point the choice is do something or do nothing, doing nothing is probably the best choice. This is temporary. K’an is warning you the risk is if you act too soon you will be held waiting even longer. Heed the warning. Just be patient. You will have the chance to shine soon enough.

Your March trigrams are Tui (Lake) over Ch’ien (Heaven and the hexagram is called Kuei or Breakthrough. This hexagram is five yang lines and all this fiery yang energy will make you feel right at home. And may tempt you to do more than you should. You need to be careful not to go beyond the limits of your skills or knowledge. Chi’en is telling you everything really is going your way, maybe after a period when it has felt as if everything was going wrong. Tui is reminding you it’s ok to take time
out to relax and also warning you to think before you speak. Ch’ien rules the brain and wisdom and before you use your physical voice, listen to your inner voice. It could be someone has doubts about you or your abilities. Don’t try to impress them with anything flashy. Remember ‘who you are’ is more important than ‘what you do’.

Your March trigrams are K’un (Earth) over Chen (Thunder) and the hexagram is called Fu or Turning point. This month you may see a breakthrough and suddenly see the solution to something that has been causing you problems. You may realise that you have been going about things the wrong way. You may realise you have fallen into bad habits. It’s time to take a long, hard look and exercise that discipline. Be honest about where you may have gone wrong. Chen indicates a time of disruption but the good news is the disruption stands a good chance of leading to an improvement. K’un is asking you to be receptive to others and maybe to realise others can have good ideas too. Help may appear from an unexpected quarter so don’t just ignore it. Chen indicates a change of perspective is necessary. It indicates new ideas are possible. Stepping out of your comfort zone needn’t be a bad thing.

Your March trigrams are Ken (Mountain) over Ken (Mountain) and the hexagram is called Ken or Keeping still. In March you need to think long and hard, not only about what you plan to do but why you plan to do it. Ken is warning you not all actions are good and sometimes its best not to do anything. Even if the situation seems to be spiralling out of control. Doing something because someone else is doing it, or doing something because your ego needs you to act is the wrong approach. Ken is all about sitting, meditating, increasing your self knowledge. Learning to recognise when your motives are less than good. Your ego will survive a time of waiting much easier than it will survive the repercussions if you act too soon and make things worse. You need to see things from other peoples perspectives, maybe even recognise that not everyone wants or needs to be helped. Trust that when you are needed, you will be asked to act. In the meantime just wait, and watch so when it is time to act you are sure what needs to be done.
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