64 hexagram - chn+eng - hex 18

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畫作人資 參加機構:香港小童群益會The Boys’ & Girls’ Clubs Association of Hong Kong 創1936 年,近年來特別關注期兒童發展,除了積極開拓與幼兒相關的服務,亦把期兒童發 展中「及介入」的理念融入不同的服務範疇之中,並且連結不同界別的力量,建立「童益聯網」 平台,促進各界人士就兒童切身的成長議題互相交流,推動有利兒童展的社會政策。 畫作人: 李婉霞女士(母親) 及盧家榆 (10歳女兒) 「蠱」飭的意思,對人生的警醒。 「蠱」代表事情已發展到必須飭的階 段,如果坐視不理,必會趨腐敗,直 至無法挽回。值得慶幸的,「蠱」代 表為未晚,仍可修正問題的重要 刻。箇中關鍵,必須由改變心態與觀 念此根本開始,反省過失,亡羊補牢。 我們能痛定思痛,重規劃並努力不懈, 便能重回亨通之道。 「審視反省,飭過失」 - 改過遷善重回亨通之道 滿(山風蠱)

Transcript of 64 hexagram - chn+eng - hex 18

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畫 作 人 資 料

參 加 機 構 : 香 港 小 童 群 益 會 T h e B o y s ’ & G i r l s ’ C l u b s A s s o c i a t i o n o f H o n g K o n g 始

創 於 1 9 3 6 年 , 近 年 來 特 別 關 注 早 期 兒 童 發 展 , 除 了 積 極 開 拓 與 幼 兒 相 關 的 服 務 , 亦 把 早 期 兒 童 發

展 中 「 及 早 介 入 」 的 理 念 融 入 不 同 的 服 務 範 疇 之 中 , 並 且 連 結 不 同 界 別 的 力 量 , 建 立 「 童 益 聯 網 」

平 台 , 促 進 各 界 人 士 就 兒 童 切 身 的 成 長 議 題 互 相 交 流 , 推 動 有 利 兒 童 展 的 社 會 政 策 。

畫 作 人 : 李 婉 霞 女 士 ( 母 親 ) 及 盧 家 榆 ( 1 0 歳 女 兒 )

「 蠱 」 是 整 飭 的 意 思 , 是 對 人 生 的 警 醒 。

「 蠱 」 代 表 事 情 已 發 展 到 必 須 整 飭 的 階

段 , 如 果 坐 視 不 理 , 必 會 日 趨 腐 敗 , 直

至 無 法 挽 回 。 值 得 慶 幸 的 是 , 「 蠱 」 代

表 為 時 未 晚 , 是 仍 可 修 正 問 題 的 重 要 時

刻 。 箇 中 關 鍵 , 是 必 須 由 改 變 心 態 與 觀

念 此 根 本 開 始 , 反 省 過 失 , 亡 羊 補 牢 。

我 們 能 痛 定 思 痛 , 重 新 規 劃 並 努 力 不 懈 ,

便能重回亨通之道。

「審視反省,整飭過失」- 改過遷善重回亨通之道

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All relationships thrive on win/win solutions. A business explores demand prior to

manufacturing the product. You may need to put your personal goals aside and

make a sacrifice based on the needs of another. Where Following as underlying

cause suggests how one thing follows another naturally, in this situation, the old

way needs to be overhauled if you are to be successful. Ego games and self serving

approaches to others will not work. Following old routines can lead to shoddy work

and design. Whatever the situation, it is time to clear out the old and prepare for

the new. Decay (蠱) has a lot to teach you however. If you know that Decay

(蠱) can set in, you can prepare in advance to avoid it. The necessary ingredients

are the ability to offset deterioration by ensuring innovation and that constant

change is sustained.

“Work on what has spoiled; afterwards there is order.” Routine can take on a life of

its own and over time, all things require renewal. You must work on what has been

spoiled by decay to foster a rebirth. Bringing vitality to what is old and outworn,

Decay (蠱) portrays how being placed in a yielding position to nourish others can

sometimes turn the Wind into the image of drifting.

蠱DECAY

All things are supple when alive, hard when deadSuggested Action: Remedy(hidden influence) 54 Propriety: Subordinate

(underlying cause) 17 Following: Show by Example

Artist reflection

My mother and I also like to paint very much. Now I am participating in the Chinese ink painting class of the Hong Kong Boys and

Girls' Club. When the center social worker invited us to create a painting with the theme of I Ching, I really didn't know what it

was. The creation of that work started when my mother and I understood the eighteenth hexagram of the Book of Changes. I

remember that the hexagram mentioned "innovation has resistance" and it went to the end, so it reminded me of the change of

butterflies.

Although it was hard, the caterpillar turned into a beautiful butterfly and became very beautiful. The creator first painted the

butterfly by my mother, and then I painted the flowers and plants next to it. This is the first time that I and my mother created it

together. It took me almost half a month to paint. We changed it many times in the process, but I was very satisfied.

Profile of Artist

NGO: The Boys’ & Girls’ Clubs Association of Hong Kong is founded in 1936. In recent years, BGCA has paid special attention to

the early childhood development of children. Aside from actively developing service for young children, they have also

integrated the concept of “early intervention” in early childhood development into different service areas. They have

additionally develop “Child Alliance” which is a platform linking up different sectors, to encourage an exchange of ideas on

children’s personal growth issues, and to promote social policies that are conducive to children’s development.

Artist: Ms. Lee Yuen Ha (Mother) and Lo Ka Yu (daughter 10 years old )

* excerpt reference from https://cafeausoul.com/