I Ching. Hexagram 32 is named 恆 (héng), “Persevering”.
Other variations include “Duration”, “Worldly joy”, “Constancy”, “Endurance”, “Permanence”. 
IN THE MANIFESTED REALITY.
Very quickly, like a green fire, young plants grow, leaving no room anywhere. Life rages, full of various events, emotions and passions.
Right under them, in the ground, the seeds of huge trees sprouted. The surging emotions woke up something huge on the inner plane.
The trees grow, penetrating deep into the earth, and their thin branches tend to the blue sky. This huge something grows, strives for God, drawing strength from the surrounding reality.
Where green plants raged yesterday, tomorrow a very powerful forest will grow. Where there were emotions and passions before, tomorrow there will be a well-arranged life.
ON SUBCONSCIOUS PLANE.
Precious gold ingots brightly shine from the bottom of a beautiful lake. Already now, a valuable treasure was discovered, obtained by a joyful accomplishment.
It’s a sign. The value of the existing treasure is great. But this is only a pointer to the myriad treasures.
From under the ground under the lake, a huge gold plateau begins to come to the surface, displacing the lake. From the depths of the subconscious, the priceless treasures begin to emerge, making all previous achievements secondary.
Where there was a wonderful lake with gold ingots, tomorrow the huge golden plateau will illuminate the whole world with its marvelous radiance. Where once there were valuable achievements, obtained by a joyous accomplishment, tomorrow huge treasures from the depths of the subconscious will illuminate the inner world with its marvelous radiance.
COMMON INTERPRETATION OF THE HEXAGRAM №32
In the world of events, the wood replaces the wood – it is constancy (another name for this hexagram). The wood, like thinning, penetration, wind, replaces the wood like thunder, excitement, mobility. Strong emotions are replaced by a subtle, penetrating, more constant feeling. And this feeling (according to the subtle plan) is a joy. Worldly fuss (wind) brings joy, and one joy replaces another. HAPPINESS.
The subtle subconscious plane initiates and enhances the vibration of joy in the manifested reality. On the subconscious is already shown a beautiful treasure, obtained by a joyful accomplishment. But this is nothing, only the very beginning, because from the depths of the subconsciousness a myriad treasure comes, as the manifestation of the heaven itself (God). When God reigns in the subconscious, the manifested reality (no matter what happens there) becomes one continuous joy.
The vibration of hexagram 32 is HAPPINESS. Finding this vibration in your life and focusing on it, regardless of the specific circumstances, we will always go on the happiest of all possible option of our destiny. To do this, we briefly formulate the essence of the vibration of HAPPINESS.
In the world of events, there are emotions about joyful achievement. It shows treasure (joy) on the subconscious. Thinning, penetration into joy (treasure) reveals a myriad treasure (heaven, God). Joyful events in the manifested world allow finding untold treasures on the subconscious. This is the way to HAPPINESS! This is the way to SAMADHI!
For those who received this hexagram regardless of the specific situation, the road to happiness is open. To what extent?
It is here, the constant concentration on joy and deep penetration into this feeling is a short way to a truly huge HAPPINESS!
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Multidimensionality (opposite vibration)
GRIEF
The GRIEF is the loss of what constituted the meaning of life, the loss of HAPPINESS. Our life is a game on a chess board with black and white cells. Nobody can pass only on white or only on black cells. The HAPPINESS will certainly come after the GRIEF and vice versa. If a person stopped smiling, mentally stuck on black cells, then he undoubtedly lost this game called “life”. __________________________________________________________
HAPPINESS
Elation takes two happy butterflies so high,
that they can almost reach heaven!
The Parable of Sathya Sai Baba.
“Happiness roamed the world and fulfilled wishes of everyone who met on the way. Once, Happiness fell into a pit and could not get out. People approached the pit and made their wishes, and Happiness fulfilled them.
A young guy approached the pit. He looked at Happiness but did not demand anything, only asked: “Happiness! What do you want?”. “Get out of here,” – answered Happiness.
The guy helped him out and went his way. And Happiness … ran after him. “
Positions to consider:
- “If you want to be happy, be,” Leo Tolstoy.
- “The purpose of our lives is to be happy,” Dalai Lama.
- Indulging into happiness when life is full of sufferings means living like an animal.
- Happiness, elation, and laughter are natural in a child, desirable for an adult and a sign of sanctity in an elderly person.
- Elation is impossible without sadness. These are alternating emotions that are a sign of attachment. Do not rejoice much and you will suffer less.
- “No matter how bad things are, you can at least be happy that you woke up this morning,” D. L. Hughley.
- “I regret those times when I’ve chosen the dark side. I’ve wasted enough time not being happy,” Jessica Lange.
- “Whoever is happy will make others happy too,” Anne Frank.
- “To be happy we must not be too concerned with others,” Albert Camus.
- “A table, a chair, a bowl of fruit and a violin; what else does a man need to be happy?” Albert Einstein.
- “Joy in looking and comprehending is nature’s most beautiful gift,” Albert Einstein.
- “It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge,” Albert Einstein.
- “A happy life is one which is in accordance with its own nature,” Lucius Annaeus Seneca.
- “I think it’s important to find the little things in everyday life, that make you happy,” Paula Cole.
- “Happiness is nothing more than good health and a bad memory,” Albert Schweitzer.
- “You don’t stop laughing when you grow old, you grow old when you stop laughing,” George Bernard Shaw.
- “Happy is the man who can make a living by his hobby,” George Bernard Shaw, ‘Pygmalion’.
- “Freely exercise one’s genius, here is the real happiness,” Aristotle.
- “You do not need anything to be happy. You need something to be unhappy, ” Papaji.
- “Let joy be your interest. Everything else is immaterial,” OSHO.
- “Attachment to happiness is the only thing that makes a person miserable, ” the author is unknown.
- “Happiness will never come to those who fail to appreciate what they already have, ” Gautama Buddha.
- “If God wants to make you happy, then he will lead you on the most difficult path, because there are no easy paths to happiness, ” Dalai Lama.
- “Seriousness shortens life, ”- an unknown author.
- “It’s hard to live with someone you cannot make happy. Especially when this person is yourself,” P. Korobchansky.
- “If you are always capable smile at life, life will always smile at you,” Brian Tracy.
- “Do not give the key to your mood to anyone. And then no one will steal your moments of joy, ” Eastern wisdom.
- “Happiness is not a goal, it is a by-product. Paradoxically, the one sure way not to be happy is deliberately to map out a way of life in which one would please oneself completely and exclusively. After a short time, a very short time, there would be little that one really enjoyed. For what keeps our interest in life and makes us look forward to tomorrow is giving pleasure to other people, ” Eleanor Roosevelt.
- „We have no more right to consume happiness without producing it than to consume wealth without producing it,“ George Bernard Shaw.
- “If there is such a thing as absolute happiness, it is the feeling that you are in the right place,” Fanny Flagg.
- “The face of the most evil person blooms when he is told that he is loved. Therefore, this is happiness,” Leo Tolstoy.
- “Happy is he who can see the beauty in ordinary things, where others see nothing!” Author unknown.
- “Happiness does not come. The ability to see him comes,” Elchin Safarli.
- “A happy life begins with peace of mind”, Cicero.
- “Human psychology is such that if we do not express our joy, we will soon cease to feel it”, Lin Yutang.
- “A smile can save a life”, Demi Lovato.
- “All comes from wanting others to be happy. Whatever suffering there is in this world, All comes from wanting oneself to be happy”, Śāntideva.
Hexagram 32 corresponds to the Anahata chakra
Author: Evgeny Kitanin (Vet Zatinus).
