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Visiting TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) doctor in Wudangshan Town (武当山镇)

 As we all know most western food is not real food any more - it is more like food-like-stuff. So now we call real food organic food and the rest is food-like-stuff.


Similarly the medicine that was practiced in China for thousands of years is now called Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) after western medicine made inroads into Chinese main-stream.


TCM is inseparable from the Daoist philosophy - some of the core concepts of TCM such as the concept of Qi (气/氣) (life energy in TCM, outside of TCM Qi is a cosmological concept with very wide field of meaning) have been around probably more than 2500 years.


Some popular TCM herbal formulas have been in use for hundreds of years.


TCM is well established corpus of theoretical concepts and practical application which undoubtedly can benefit in many real-life situations when real root-cause of the disease must be addressed.


Western medicine, on the other hand, appears to be mainly focused on the management of symptoms and treatment of acute life-threatening conditions (if someone gets badly injured in a car accident TCM won't be his first choice for medical treatment, for example).


Nowadays  China is successfully integrating TCM and western medicine in hospitals like this one in the northern part of Beijing:

During the past 20 years I visited China many times and visited many different parts of this great country. During my travels I often stepped into TCM herbal stores with TCM doctors on site and asked them to check my pulse, tongue etc and tell me if everything was ok with my health. This exercise was fun for me because I did not have any serious health problems and I enjoyed watching Chinese doctors carefully listening to my pulse searching for signs of disbalance in the functioning of my internal organs. Usually they would tell me that my kidney yin energy was deficient and later they would tell me that my liver Qi was not how it should be due to prolonged stress etc. But at that time I was young and I ignored most of the advice I got from them.


This year I traveled in China one more time but this time in the middle of summer (August of 2025) - first shock for me was Shanghai humid +35 C that feels like +45 C - I felt I would suffocate right there on the street.


After a few days things got a bit better but after one week in Shanghai in those hellish conditions we decided to visit Wudang Shan because the weather there was much more agreeable.


However on the mountains we did a lot of walking up and down those infamous Wudang Shan stairs and I felt that my body was not getting rid of the liquid properly (I notice signs of edema on my face) so we decided to look for medical advice from a Daoist doctor on the Wudangshan Mt (I already mentioned that in my previous post) and later when we came to the Wudangshan Town (武当山镇) which is at the foot of the Wudang Mt, we visited a real TCM doctor in a local hospital.


In the text below I will describe my visit to the TCM doctor in Wudangshan Town (武当山镇).


Wudangshan Town has one main road leading from the Wudang Shan ticket office all the way down to the Wudang Shan West train station. 


Maybe a kilometer from the ticket office down that main road, you will notice a very nice wide, car-free road intersecting the main road and leading to Yuxu Gong (玉虚宫), which translates to the "Jade Void Palace" or "Palace of the Jade Emperor." 

So the intersection of the main road and the street that leads to Yuxu Gong (玉虚宫) will be used as the orientation point when I give you directions in the text below.


If you head from that intersection back to the ticket office, two blocks away you will find a bus stop (on the right side of the road looking towards to direction of the ticket office) where hospital buses stop and pick up passengers and take them to the newly built hospital in Wudangshan Town. The ride to the hospital is free.

Taxi ride from here to the hospital is maybe 15RMB ($3CAD) it takes 10-15 minutes to get there, in case you do not want to wait for the bus.


So in around 15 minutes you will be in front of the Wudangshan Town hospital 

and close to the hospital entrance door you will find information regarding all doctors who work in this hospital. Three of them are TCM doctors:


I am not sure if you can pick which doctor will see you, as we just entered the hospital paid 14 RMB (I think) and the nurse receptionist booked me to see this doctor

Doctor's name was Dr. Su Ren Qiang and he left very positive impression on me. I have dealt with several TCM doctors in Vancouver, Canada in the past and I can say if a TCM doctor is asking right questions, checking right things etc.


I think Dr. Su is knowledgeable and professional, he took time to collect information (my wife was interpreting for me - Dr. Su does not speak English well enough to communicate with patients without an interpreter) and to listen to my pulse, checked my tongue, skin etc.


Finally he prescribed Chines herbal formula for me which consisted of around 20 different plants etc and interestingly enough this was the first time that those plants came as herbal powder in small plastic bags so I just had to pour boiling water over the powder, mix it, wait 10-15 minutes to cool down and I could drink it (old fashion way involves boiling TCM herbs for hours until 6 cups of water boiled down to 2 cups of thick liquid, then new 6 cups of water was added then boiled for hours again before only two cups were left again).


The TCM prescription was fairly expensive, it cost me around $100 CAD (for one week supply of herbs) and I am not sure if that was the price both for Chinese and western patients or they charged more because I do not have Chinese medical coverage. Either way I think the medication worked.


As I said earlier, visiting TCM doctor in China can be interesting learning experience for those who have never had such experience and on top of that they may help with your health condition (if you have one). 


If you visit Wudang Shan and the town nearby you can certainly check out their new hospital and ask for a TCM doctor since the hospital was practically empty and we did not wait more than 10 minutes to see the doctor.


I hope this helps!




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Daoist healers on and around Wudang Mt (武当山)

 

Incense burner in the stairway to the main area of The Purple Heaven Palace on Wudang Mt.

The Purple Heaven Palace (紫霄宫 - Zǐxiāo Gōng) is one of the best-preserved, largest, and most important Daoist temple complexes on the sacred Wudang Mountain. It's a masterpiece of Ming Dynasty architecture and a central hub for Taoist culture and martial arts. Since 1994 it is designated as UNESCO World Heritage Site.


Practically all the buses taking tourists to the top of the mountain stop here. Tons of Wudang tai-chi and other wushu videos posted on Youtube are recorded in the main yard of this temple.


Here on site they have a Daoist healer offering his services (turn left after you enter the main yard of the temple):



However keep in mind there is a difference between a Daoist healer (as far as I know they do not have any formal licensing requirements) and a TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) doctor which must go through a rigorous education/training program before they get licensed to practice TCM in China.


So if you want to enhance your tourist experience by visiting The Purple Heaven Palace (紫霄宫 - Zǐxiāo Gōng) and its Daoist healer (which will cost you 300 RMB for exam plus donation for basic acupuncture treatment) just ask for the Daoist doctor when you enter The Purple Heaven Palace, the will point you in the right direction.


What is the quality of his service?


I cannot say.


I did have a chance to be examined (and I received some kind of treatment) by the The Purple Heaven Palace Daoist healer, later on I also spoke with another Daoist old man who presented himself as a traditional Daoist healer down in Wudangshan Town (武当山镇, also called Taihe Town 太和镇) and I can tell you one thing:


I am not sure if they are real healers or scammers but even if they are real it would be so easy to mistake them for scammers.


If you have a real health problem which require serious medical attention (or you never had experience with TCM doctors and you want to gain that experience) I suggest that you visit one of the licensed TCM doctors in the new hospital in Wudangshan Town (武当山镇).


My next post will cover my visit to a real TCM doctor in Wudangshan Town (武当山镇).



I Ching consultations in Wudangshan Town (武当山镇)

 


At the foot of  Wudang mountain, in Wudangshan Town (武当山镇, also called Taihe Town 太和镇) very close to the Wudang Mt. ticket office one can find this fancy I Ching consultation business.

Right when you step in you will enter one big room with a woman sitting in the far right corner, in another room (a smaller one) to the left you will find a man in his early 30-ies.

I asked him in broken Chinese if he offers I Ching consultations, he sad yes, I asked how much he charges for consultations, he said 1800 RMB ($347.24 CAD).

A week later my wife (who is Chinese) asked the same question (because I thought maybe I did not understand his response properly) and she was told that the fee is 1000 RMB and up. I think she spoke with the lady in the first room who told her that the person who is doing I Ching consultations is a blind (?!) old man. I am not quite sure how a blind man can consult I Ching but according to my wife that is what the woman in this building told her.

This is a very busy tourist spot so the price is inflated however my impression is that any similar business (apart from the street-level fortune tellers) would charge significant amount for I Ching consultations regardless of their location.

On Wudang Mt. I spoke with a local man who was using the Yi Jing regularly, he even showed my his record of readings for the past several months/years. He never heard of Yarrow stalks (shi cao 蓍草) as a tool for casting hexagrams, he said this is an ancient method that is not used today, he said he uses three coins exclusively.

From his records it was clear he was using Wén Wáng Guà 文王卦 method to interpret the received hexagrams. He even showed my an old book from which he learned how to use Wén Wáng Guà 文王卦 in I Ching divination.

I told him I would appreciate if he could connect me with one of the Wudang Daoist monks who is using the Yi, he said he knew one, but later it turned out that person was martial arts expert, not the Yi Jing expert.

My impression was that the Yi Jing (as a divination tool) is still a taboo in China, seen as a serious superstition by the ruling class and their media machine. Ordinary people will be very unlikely to admit to you that they use I Ching for divination purposes.

Several days later I went to the National Museum of China to see one of their permanent exhibitions - Ancient China and interestingly enough in one corner they displayed all Classical books from pre-Han period EXCEPT the Yi Jing. One would almost think there is someone shadow-banning the Yi jing from the ordinary people's consciousnesses. 



Trip to China (Shanghai 上海, Wudang Mountain 武当山 and Beijing 北京) 2025

In August 2025, my family and I spent a month in China. We visited Shanghai, Wudang Mountain, and Beijing.

In the next a couple of post I will share some pictures and some observations from that trip,

This is the Yi Jing dedicated blog so I will try to keep it relevant in that regard however I may go off topic a bit - I hope you won't mind.


These are some of the Yi Jing "souvenirs" I brought with me from China - a new set of Yarrow stalks (shi cao 蓍草)  - interestingly enough practically no one on WuDang Mt knew what Yarrow stalks (shi cao 蓍草) were, even in the store that specializes in selling "esoteric" items, close to the Wudang gondola. My wife ordered them online from a vendor in Shandong. These are wild yarrow stalks and they look better than the ones I already had and used for years (and which worked fine).

The next one is a super beautiful hulu (葫芦) or bottle gourd with painted trigrams on it - I got it on Wudang Mt. I just love it!

Then several coins etc also purchased on Wudang mountain.



What is the future of the State of Israel?



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This web page is a more detailed discussion of the answers received from Yi Jing when this question was asked:


#2: Question asked on July 21, 2024:


7/21/2024 18:03 It is very obvious that current state of Israel poses serious risk to the world peace and stability (by fomenting regional middle eastern wars using the USA as their proxy army and also by its influence on the governments of the western world) however it appears no one is able or willing to set boundaries for the Israeli government in regards to their extremely violent policies. Taking all of that in consideration what is the future of the state of Israel?


Before you read the content of this web page we suggest that you visit our main web site www.zhouoracle.com where you can find the background essay along with the short explanation of received hexagrams for this question.


First off I want to say that some abbreviations will be used in the text below - they will be as follows:


- The State of Israel (SofI),

- Khazarian/Ashkenazi/European Jews (KJs)

- Antisemitism (AS)

- Jews/Jewish (JS)

- Zionism/Zionists (ZS)

- Genocide (GC)


Why do I have to use such abbreviations? The reason is that KJs have managed to limit freedom of speech in the western world to a such degree that mere mentioning of those words may be used as a justification for different forms of sanctions - closing social media accounts, shadow-banning, search-engine delisting etc. The worst case scenario would be that mentioning of those words is interpreted as hate-speech which would cause even more problems. This website is hosted by Google so...


A very short history remarks


The SofI was created in 1948 by the KJs and ZS through the British government (as they already had full control of the British political establishment for long time).


First day after their statehood was proclaimed a war with their Arab neighbors started and for all intents and purposes this war never stopped and as we will see from the Yi Jing answers it is not likely it will ever stop.


After the WW2 ended KJs presented themselves as the major victims of the war (even though other nations such as Russia (lost 20 to 27 million people) and China (lost 15 to 20 million people) had much bigger losses) and used it as a moral justification for the creation of the SofI on the Palestinian land.


The history of SofI is the history of GC of the Palestinian people. After October of 2023 that was brutally obvious to everyone however the same policies and the same attitude existed in the SofI from the day one.


So we have a situation that someone is claiming victimhood status and at the same time they are victimizing everyone around them (Palestinians are the most obvious example however many believe that the SofI was behind the US attack on Iraq (under false accusation of possession of weapons of mass destruction) where over a million civilians lost their lives, also behind the destruction of Syria and creation of ISIS etc).


How is that possible? How one can maintain perceived victim status and at the same time commit such outrageous atrocities?


The answer is simple: the same people who established the SofI are the ones who serve you news and information. 


If you want to understand KJs lies and deception you may want to read this short booklet written by Dr Martin Luther, the German Reformation leader, in 1543.


"But lying and deceiving is wrong" you may say, after all JS are religious people.


And you would be wrong - JS religion does not forbid lying to non-JS:

“JS may use lies (“subterfuges”) to circumvent a Gentile”. 

— Talmud: Baba Kamma 113a.


Why is that?


This is why:


"The JS are called human beings, but the non-JS are not humans. They are beasts."

- Talmud: Baba mezia, 114b


“All gentile children are animals” 

-Yebamoth 98a


“If a Jew murders a goyim, there will be no death penalty.” 

-Sanhedrin 57a


"Kill the Goyim by any means possible."

Shulchan Arukh, Choshen Mishpat  425-50


"Toh shebbe goyyim harog - Even the best of the Goyim (Gentiles) should be killed."

Soferim 15, Rule 10 


Talmud and other JS religious texts are full of such quotations so one should not be surprised when this JS rabi states that 6 billion people on this planet does not deserve to live because they are idol-worshipers.

European political elite was very suspicious of the messaging coming from the Talmud as far back as 800 years ago - The Disputation of Paris, also known as the Trial of the Talmud, took place in 1240 at the court of King Louis IX of France.

If one wants to understand KJs and the SofI one must first understand their delusion of JS supremacy (as Jahweh's chosen people) and their profound anti-Christian hatred (focused on the white Christians).

Chances are you have heard the phrase "Judeo-Christian this", "Judeo-Christian that" - this is just another lie and deception. Judaism and Christianity have absolutely nothing in common. Christianity's central belief is "love your neighbor as you love yourself" whereas JS central religious command appears to be "hate and destroy anyone who is not JS". 

Judaism (talmudism) is a satanic cult:
"Furthermore, religious JS apparently pray to Satan almost as readily as they pray to God, and depending upon the various rabbinical schools, the particular rituals and sacrifices they practice may be aimed at enlisting the support of the one or the other. Once again, so long as the rituals are properly followed, the Satan-worshippers and the God-worshippers get along perfectly well and consider each other equally pious JS, merely of a slightly different tradition."

Source.  Also see this. David Saltzman, a member of the Chabad-Lubavitch Synagogue in Brooklyn (New York)


To sum it all up, when we think and talk about the SofI, we are talking about a nation that has a religious identity at its core (I have heard from a man in Canada that he considers himself JS but is an atheist - how was that possible I did not know) and the religion they follow is essentially a Satanic cult. Nothing good can come out of that.

So what is the future of the SofI?

Discussion

The question about the future of the SofI was asked on July 21, 2024.

16.Yü / Enthusiasm (豫 yù) with changing lines 2 and 4, and
7. Shih / The Army (師 shī)

BIAS TEST (偏见测试)

I have nothing good to say about the SofI. I do understand KJs desire to have a national state however what I do not understand is why would they think that GCiding Palestinians will secure prosperity and permanence of their country.

Hexagrams received (卦畫 Guà Huà) were:

1) 16.Yü / Enthusiasm (豫 yù) with changing lines 2 and 4, and
2) 7. Shih / The Army (師 shī)


The original hexagram (本卦 Běn guà)

First hexagram is called Enthusiasm (豫 yù)

Analysis of the hexagram image (卦畫 Guà Huà)

Its inner (lower) trigram is ☷ (坤 kūn) receptive = (地) earth, and its outer (upper) trigram is ☳ (震 zhèn) shake = (雷) thunder. This conveys an image of a thunder (sudden action) above earth (compliant obedience).

Nuclear Hexagram (互卦 Hù Guà)

The interlocking trigrams are ☵ (坎 kǎn) gorge = (水) water above the ☶ (艮 gèn) bound = (山) mountain - 蹇 (jiǎn), "Limping" - other translation of this hexagram name include Barrier, Obstruction,Trouble, Obstacles, Difficulties, Incompetency, Retardation...


Hexagram name (卦名 Guà Míng)

Modern Chinese character pronounced as yù is translated as relaxed, comfortable, at ease, happy

Old form of this character is a picture of two hands holding an object and offering this object to someone (left side) and an elephant standing up on his rear legs, as if dancing (right side of the ideogram). This is a depiction of delight in giving and dancing:
Wilhelm's translation of this hexagram name was Enthusiasm, I will use it in the text below. Other translations of this hexagram name include: Repose, Complacency, Joy, Delight, Happiness, Joyful Enthusiasm, Contentment, Inspiration, Freedom.


Order of Hexagrams (序卦 Xù guà)

All 64 of the Yi Jing hexagrams are paired up - hexagram #16 comes in a pair with the hexagram #15 which is 謙 (qiān) translated as "Modesty" which also has one firm line and five yielding lines. The firm line is the third line making the inner trigram ☶ (艮 gèn) bound = (山) mountain, and outer trigram ☷ (艮 gèn) receptive = (地) earth.

Modesty reversed created Enthusiasm - in Modesty 艮 gèn had inner self-regulation function, in Enthusiasm such regulation does not exist any more, it was replaced by 艮 gèn (receptive).

Hexagram number 17 (the one after Enthusiasm) is called Following (隨 Suí) therefore Enthusiasm is not about Modesty and also it is not about Following - Enthusiasm is something that comes as a result of the attitude of modesty and it is a necessary condition for Following (pursuit of something or someone).


Hexagram statement (卦詞 Guà Cí) also known as The Deciding Remarks (彖辞 Tuàn cí)

THE JUDGMENT

ENTHUSIASM.  It furthers one to install helpers
And to set armies marching.

THE LINES

Six in the second place means:
Firm as a rock.  Not a whole day.
Perseverance brings good fortune.

Nine in the fourth place means:
The source of enthusiasm.
He achieves great things.
Doubt not.
You gather friends around you
As a hair clasp gathers the hair.


Discussing the meaning of the original hexagram and its moving lines

Original hexagram sheds light on the current situation and immediate future (in regards to the question asked).

This hexagram is one of the six hexagrams which have one firm line and five yielding (broken) lines. All those hexagrams have positive meaning except the one which has firm line at the top and five yielding lines underneath.

One firm line among the broken lines generally means that this firm line is asserting its influence on the yielding lines which are happily responding in obedience (except for the top firm line which is to be overthrown by the five broken lines).

So what is the meaning of this hexagram?

This hexagram is describing a situation where the fourth firm line is having obedient/compliant three lines below (坤 Kūn) and two yielding lines above (the fifth line is the line of the rules who is, in this situation, also very soft) so the fourth firm line is in charge.

Line text is telling us that this fourth line is the source of enthusiasm, therefore the subject of the fourth line (Legge speaks about the feudal prince) has managed to create harmony and happy contentment throughout the kingdom and in such circumstances the serfs will follow the lord anywhere he wants to take them to. 

It furthers one to install helpers
And to set armies marching.

For our situation with the SofI this is of special significance as it may indicate that under current circumstances the leadership of the SofI may decide to take their "serfs" to the war with Iran, as this is something they have been dreaming of for long time.

Why would they do it now?

Because after October of 2023 majority of their population is supporting government military operations in Gaza (and now in Southern Lebanon as well) so they may happily endorse the idea of war with Iran as well.

Another reason is that they would not enter this war on their own, they need the US military as well (which will mean UK involvement by default) and now that Americans are getting closer to the election time they may be more responsive to the the SofI's war-mongering marketing effort.

So if that happens how would the whole thing play out?

According to the SofI MO first they would murder at least a hundred innocent people in one of the major American cities (Washington would be ideal because this would be used as a convenient pretext for establishing a heavy military/police presence in that part of the US, for the reasons unrelated to that massacre) in a false-flag terrorist attack, then they would blame Iran (or "Iran sponsored terrorist group") for that heinous crime, without giving anyone any time or opportunity to prove or disprove those allegations. 

Salvos of  cruise missiles would light the night sky and destroy major Iranian airports and other infrastructure. The SofI aircrafts would make sure that Iranian power-plants, oil pipelines and other civilian infrastructure is destroyed as well.

How far would that conflict go one may only guess.

Yi Jing says:

He achieves great things.
Doubt not.
You gather friends around you
As a hair clasp gathers the hair.

therefore theSofI believes they have strong support from the US in the first place but not only from them therefore they will not hesitate to start that military conflict.

But one must keep in mind that the invisible nature of this hexagram (Enthusiasm) is a nuclear hexagram which is translated as Limping, Barrier, Obstruction,Trouble, Obstacles, Difficulties, Incompetency, Retardation, therefore things can easily turn ugly for the SofI.

Resulting hexagram (之卦 Zhī Guà)

The resulting hexagram is hexagram #7 The Army (師 shī) which has other translations as well: Multitude, Legions, Organized Action, Troops...


Analysis of the hexagram image (卦畫 Guà Huà)

This hexagram has ☵ (坎 kǎn) gorge = (水) water as its inner (lower) trigram, and its outer (upper) trigram is ☷ (坤 kūn) receptive = (地) earth. Ground water stored up in the earth - masses of ordinary people transformed into a military force.

Much like in the case of the previous hexagram here we have only one strong line and five yielding lines surrounding the firm line. Second line is central and firm which is ideal situation.

However there is one significant difference: in the hexagram Enthusiasm the firm line was in the fourth position which is outer trigram - here the commanding line is in the heart of the lower (inner) trigram. What is the significance of that?

Much like in the previous situation (described under the hexagram Enthusiasm) here in the hexagram The Army (師 shī) a strong man has also managed to unite the people however the uniting force/principle here is not an enthusiasm alone, what is mostly uniting people here is fear - what we see is an organized army ready to fight for its survival. 

It is not "the niceness" of the feudal lord that is bringing people together, on the contrary, in this situation people will obediently follow the most ruthless military leader if they believe he will bring them a victory in the upcoming military expedition. The danger inside (坎 kǎn) and the obedience outside (坤 kūn) - the picture of Shī 師. 

Wilhelm says:
An army is a mass that needs organization in order to become a fighting force. Without strict discipline nothing can be accomplished, but this discipline must not be achieved by force. It requires a strong man who captures the hearts of the people and awakens their enthusiasm. In order that he may develop his abilities he needs the complete confidence of his ruler, who must entrust him with full responsibility as long as the war lasts.
This is how we connect the second hexagram with the first hexagram (Enthusiasm).

Nuclear Hexagram (互卦 Hù Guà)

The interlocking trigrams are ☳ (震 zhèn) shake = (雷) thunder as its inner (lower) trigram, and its outer (upper) trigram is ☷ (坤 kūn) receptive = (地) earth which creates the hexagram # 24 named 復 (Fù), "Returning". Other variations of the hexagram name include "return (the turning point)", Point of return, Coming back.

Here again we have one strong line and five yielding lines above it. This is the Christmas hexagram - indicates the time when light returns in the depths of winter (darkness). Probably this is the reason for the overall positive prognostication for the hexagram The Army (師 shī).

Hexagram name (卦名 Guà Míng)

Modern Chinese character pronounced as Shī  is translated into English as teacher, master, specialist; multitude, troops. It looks like this:
Shang dynasty version of the same character looks like this
where the left part of the character called Dui represents multitude of people or a pile; the right part of the ideograph is called Za and it is symbolic representation of a circle, or it can mean movement in a circle. Both together represent a large group of people in a circular formation. 

Order of Hexagrams (序卦 Xù guà)

Hexagram #7 The Army (師 shī) comes after the hexagram # 6 named 訟 (Sòng), Conflict, Contention, Arguing, Dispute, Litigation, and "lawsuit" and before hexagram # 8 named 比 (Bǐ), and translated as Holding together (Union), Unity, Coordination.

After peaceful conflict comes military conflict, when military conflict is over people start liking each other again.

Hexagram statement (卦詞 Guà Cí) also known as The Deciding Remarks (彖辞 Tuàn cí)

THE ARMY. The army needs perseverance
And a strong man.
Good fortune without blame.

Discussing the meaning of the original hexagram, its moving lines and the resulting hexagram (and its statement)

First hexagram (Enthusiasm) could be the description of the unity and solidarity among the KJs including the SofI. They are in high spirits and ready to follow their leader in a new military adventure.

The second hexagram (The Army) is telling us the future of the SofI is a permanent war.

Clearly both hexagrams are making references to war and both of them confirm that enthusiasm for military action is not lacking.

The US is the life-line of the SofI - without American financial, diplomatic and military backing the SofI would not last one moon. KJs and the SofI remotely control the US much like some rouge hacker controls someone's PC computer on another continent by infecting that remote computer with a computer virus. KJs and the SofI have "infected" the US with the "JS virus" and they will control it for as long as:

- someone decide to deal with "the virus" or,
- until "the virus" destroys the host.

Which one will come first is yet to be seen.

In the meantime us Christians should carefully listen to the words of Israeli journalist and blogger Yossef Tzvi Gurvitz. (mirror)

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