Overview
Herein you shall find the mystical intricities of the Hexagon. It is a thing older than god: a pattern within, and the foundation for, all of the natural things. “The journey to discovering the Hexagon begins with a single click. ” ~ Kongfuzi
1 ( ji). The Hexagon; an intro
The Hexagon is a transdimensional object: multiplanar, but even more supremely divine.
It is imbued with such a power ; a power engendering exsistence. The young student questions rapidly, and with little depth, like beak of chicken upon ground. Order and chaos is the Hexagon ; therefore the student must acheive this duality ; therefore the student must refrain from excessive chaos but not make himself barren of it.
Make haste, and read with a tortise pace.
2 (er). The Middle Kingdom
Thy domain is the place of the Hexagon navigation. At the core, a Hexagon, earth ; radiating from it, the heavens. Neither in the core of the earth, nor the heavens, but in the Middle Kingdom does your self reside.
- The earth is static, but take its security gratefully.
- The heavens are of no concern to man on earth, yet they dictate the very path of man.
- To the east, the wind shouts and its burly voice booms from the west. To the west, the wind shouts and its burly voice booms from the east.
These, truisms, really are of incredible significance. No beautiful calligraphy exists without a canvas.
3 (san). The Onslaught : Frightened and Delighted
The heavens collapse upon you. Dread not the affronts.
Where do thine eyes lay?–neither the earth nor the heavens, not only on the self, or thine obstacles, instead your eyes will encapsulate the universe. Gaze at the whole of the cosmos, drink in the beauty of all in your view. Become feverish with the sublime joy of it all.
This is how you slide past the blockades, and assail the mighty mazes of the horde.
“Water is fluid, soft, and yielding. But water will wear away rock, which is rigid and cannot yield. As a rule, whatever is fluid, soft, and yielding will overcome whatever is rigid and hard. This is another paradox: what is soft is strong.” ~ Laozi
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I hope to pass this to you~
- Concern yourself with not one particular object, but the entirety of the universe.
- Let yourself become excited in the rush of experience.
- Flow through your obstacles like water, keeping in mind the empty space beyond them as well as the rigidity of their opposition to you. Be energetic and lesisurely, hectic and methodical, particular and mutli-tasking.