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Here are your December I Ching Horoscopes specially prepared by our trusted psychic, Krystal. Discovering your December 2024 I Ching horoscope is the best way to know what the coming month has in store for you. Love, career, self-development, or any other field: knowing how the forces act 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 December trigrams are Tui (Lake) over Ch’ien (Heaven) and the hexagram is called Kuei or Breatkthrough.
As a water sign the energies of these trigrams feel quite comfortable for you. The overall message of this hexagram is that the time is ripe for things that have been an issue to be resolved. Ch’ien indicates yang energy is flowing to help you. Tui is asking you to focus on your spiritual side. You have been working hard on things and now that hard work will pay off. This gives you time to step away and do things just for the pleasure of it. But this progress is only possible because you have done all the hard work – mainly on yourself. Now is NOT the time to fall back into bad habits you have worked so hard to change. You need to be resolute even if that means speaking your truth to someone who really needs to hear it and trust that whatever happens it will all work out for the best. Trust Ch’ien to know what you need even if the result is unexpected.
Your December trigrams are Ken (Mountain) over K’un (Earth) and the hexagram is called Pi or Holding together.
As a fire sign these trigrams do not make you feel comfortable. The overall message of this hexagram is you really need to hold things together. Integrity matters and if you keep yours you will weather the challenges this month may provide. You have become good at keeping close relationships going. But you need to apply those same approaches to newer relationships. You are being given a chance to lead and influence unexpected people. But that needs you to work on the relationships you have with them. K’un is asking you to be patient, to put up with others if they don’t quite get what you are about. You need to understand what they need. And it’s not about doing things, it’s about just trying to be the best version of you possible. Ken is asking you to do some soul searching. Ken is also asking you to be aware of the bigger picture. These new relationships matter. You need to give them the time and care they deserve.

Your December trigrams are Li (Fire) over Ch’ien (Heaven) and the hexagram is called Ta Yu or Possession in great measure.
As an earth sign these two fiery trigrams may feel almost threatening. Your instinct may be to stifle their energy. But the message of this hexagram is nothing can truly threaten you or remove anything you truly need. In fact Ch’ien is a sign things are truly going your way if you let them. Now is not the time to let fear of change cause you to cling stubbornly to something or someone because ‘that’s always been how things are’. Li is trying to shine a light, to bring some clarity. Li rules the eyes and you are being asked to really see, not just look at what is going on. To understand that change is needed. You have all the information you need and you do understand even if your instinct is to reject the ideas. You need to remember that while fire can and does destroy, that destruction leaves space for something new to be created which could be better than what was there before. Your natural, earthy reliability can and will support you and remember earth can be used to control a fire – to let it burn in a controlled way.

Your December trigrams are Tui (Lake) over Li (Fire) and the hexagram is called Ko or Revolution.
As an air sign, neither water or fire are really compatible but neither is particularly uncomfortable for you. It all depends on what you do and when. The overall message of this hexagram is that if you have confidence in yourself then you can inspire others to have confidence in you and maybe in themselves! This is the Revolution! You need to stop procrastinating and make a decision and stick to it. The other meaning of the hexagram is ‘molting’. You may use indecision as a way to avoid making decisions but you need to have faith you will make the right choice and stick with it. This hexagram is saying that the time is right for this change. Li rules the eyes and intelligence. Li is asking you to use yours to see things with the clarity of truth. Tui is all about doing things you enjoy because they are good for you. So to recover from being so decisive treat yourself to something you really enjoy. Something that makes your soul sing. Trust me – you’ve got this!!!

Your December trigrams are Ken (Mountain) over Ken (Mountain) and the hexagram is called Ken or Keeping still.
As a water sign this earthy trigram doesn’t really make you feel uncomfortable. The overall message of this hexagram is of the value of keeping still. But it’s mental not physical stillness that is needed. So you need to keep your imagination in check especially if you are tending to feel pessimistic about things. You need to see beyond the confines of your shell and recognise the effect your choices have on others. Don’t allow yourself to retreat back into to what you know. Ken is about personal and spiritual development. It’s also about seeing the bigger picture from the very different perspective of the mountain top. Ken rules the hands and the back. Think before you use either of them. Ken is asking you to have the inner poise and confidence to just wait and see what happens with no expectation that any result is better than any other. Let go of the need to cling stubbornly to what you think should happen and just wait and see what actually happens with an open curious mind prepared to go with the flow.

Your December trigrams are Li (Fire) over Chen (Thunder) and the hexagram is called Shih Ho or Biting through.
As a fire sign you resonate with the energies of this hexagram. And while there may be challenges, you will relish them.The overall meaning of this hexagram is that the time is right to get to the truth of the matter and then obstacles will if not vanish become much more surmountable. Li is about warmth, affection, and guiding others. Li rules the eyes and the intelligence and you need to use your intelligence to see to the heart of a situation. Chen indicates change is on the way and will be imposed if you don’t start to make changes. Chen is also about communication. How you say things is just as important as what you say. Using Li’s guidance, choose your words with care. You have a tendency to assume others will agree with you. That may not be the case this time. When dealing with others, don’t assume you know what they are thinking. Communication is as much about listening as talking. Also avoid labelling things (and people) as good or bad. Accept everything that comes your way as an opportunity. Chen’s change can be turbulent and it’s a lot easier to go with the flow rather than fight it.

Your December trigrams are Tui (Lake) over Sun (Wind) and the hexagram is Called Ta Kuo or Preponderance of the great.
As an earth signs these trigrams feel neutral to you. The overall message of this hexagram is that opportunity is in the air for you and you need to take care. This is second nature to you! But you also need to take care of others rather than being critical of them. Sun is about gentleness, softness and persistence. If someone around you persists in not getting it, don’t give up on them. Tui is about joy, pleasure, spirituality – all those very unpractical things that you may struggle to make time for. Maybe take the person out for some fun . Maybe complement them on the things they do right. And the same is true of how you speak to yourself – Instead of remembering all the things you did wrong, think about all the things you have done right. But all your actions have laid the foundation for this opportunity. Mistakes and mis-steps are part of the learning process. Times of change can be destabilising. Your well grounded practical approach to life will stand you in good stead. Just don’t keep yourself so rigid that you break rather than bend. Taking time out for some fun could be key to keeping yourself balanced.

Your December trigrams are Ch’ien (Heaven) over Ken (Mountain) and the hexagram is called Tun or retreat.
As an air sign there is nothing in either of these trigrams to make you feel uncomfortable. In fact you may almost feel they don’t affect you. But you need to pay attention to the hexagrams overall message which is to stop ruminating about the situation that is bothering you. Especially do NOT give into any feelings of self pity about it. Your natural desire to cooperate may feel stifled by the situation because cooperation takes two or more people. Ch’ien is telling you there is nothing you CAN do, but don’t worry because Ch’ien is also an indication that you don’t need to do anything. Ch’ien’s creativity will provide the solution. So back off. Don’t let yourself become so absorbed in the situation you become unbalanced. Ken is about stillness so be still. If you need to step away physically and take some me time, Ken is an invitation to meditate. And maybe look at how your past actions may inadvertently have caused the situation. But don’t brood. Learn any lessons and move on. However much your ego may want to be able to say ‘I sorted it out’ actually you can’t. It WILL get sorted, but your help is not needed or wanted at the moment. So conserve your energy for when it WILL be needed.

Your December trigrams are Ch’ien (Heaven) over Ch’ien (Heaven) and the hexagram is called Ch’ien the Creative.
As a water sign all this fiery energy from Ch’ien is going to make you feel uncomfortable. But you need to heed the overall message. Ch’ien is creating the change that is needed not just for you, but for everyone involved. Ch’ien is asking you to attain a more cosmic viewpoint. You are naturally passionate and creative, and very resourceful when it comes to problem solving. But this means you distrust solutions you have not managed. And you may be tempted to manipulate things or people. Don’t! There is no need because the change and solution may be one you had not even thought about yet but it will happen anyway. You just need to let your watery side go with the flow without fear. Also resist the temptation to extinguish Ch’ien’s fiery actions and step back to let things happen and
you may be surprised by how well it works out. Maybe soothe your watery soul by doing some water based activities you enjoy. Taking time out to enjoy yourself is a good idea even it doesn’t involve water! Your resoruces will be needed in another place, another time. But this situation doesn’t need your input. Remember Ch’ien is fiery Yang energy and playing with fire can get you burned!

Your December trigrams are Ken (Mountain) over K’an (Water) and the hexagram is called Meng or Youthful folly.
As a fire sign the calmer earthy, watery energies of these trigrams may make you feel uncomfortable to the point you try to ignore them. The overall message of this hexagram is you need to learn something you never knew before. Your job is not to do anything yet. This is especially so if you are trying to help someone else. You can’t just tell people what to do. They need to understand why they are doing it, why this way is the best and why they are not ready yet. You need an open curious childlike approach to things, seeing opportunity rather than problems. Ken is asking you to do nothing. K’an is warning you the time to act is not yet. However trapped you may feel, you need to wait with that open curious childlike mind, so when a solution appears, however unusual, you are ready to run with it. Ken is about meditation. K’an often indicates a need to let go of something. So maybe do some meditation and you may realise you have an incorrect belief about something or someone that is blocking you. You may learn more truth about yourself than others, but it’s an important lesson to learn. Be gentle with yourself and others.

Your December trigrams are K’an (Water) over Ch’ien (Heaven) and the hexagram is called Hsu or Waiting.
Your natural earthy energy will want to extinguish and block these energies. But you need to heed the overall message of this hexagram which is that everything goes in cycles and sometimes you just need to wait and be patient. The correct attitude to take whilst waiting is a modest, unassuming and independent one. You don’t know what is going to happen and that really bothers you. Something is in the air that will cause problems. You may feel doubtful or feel unstable as if you’re trying to stand on something soft that doesn’t support you well. This is not a signal that you need to take action or look for firmer ground. Perhaps you feel that you made a mistake somewhere? The basic answer is you are not meant to know what is going to happen. You are just meant to keep on doing what you know you do best without giving in to doom and gloom and catastrophising. Change is not always bad. Ch’ien is telling you those fiery creative forces are working to provide a good solution. K’an is gently asking you to let go of the feeling that there must be something you can do to help facilitate things. And that’s a real challenge for you!

Your December trigrams are K’un (Earth) over Tui (Lake) and the hexagram is called Kin or Approach.
These energies may make you feel uncomfortable. But the overall message of this hexagram is that better times approach. Also it’s not what you do that matters but how and maybe why you do it that matters. Also perseverance matters too. You need to remember that the best progress is gradual, organic, and built on good foundations. You’ve built the foundations so don’t change things now even if it seems that things are going wrong. Every setback is also an opportunity and K’un indicates a slow gentle creativity is flowing your way. Work WITH things and people rather than against them. And above all don’t doubt yourself, your ideas, or what is happening. Sometimes things need to fall apart so they can be built back stronger. K’un asks you to be patient, and receptive to others needs. And while it’s a good idea to listen to your gut feelings, Tui is reminding you it’s always good to step away, to take time out. And to think before you speak.
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