Thread by @P_Le_Pew

#63 Ji Ji -
Water Over Fire
Transition from chaos to order. The Journey is not over. As you cross the river, the river bank is not your final destination.

The oracle of Already Across –

‘Already across, creating small success.
Constancy bears fruit.
Beginnings, good fortune.
Endings, chaos.’

Stopping Creates Disorder. Never lose your momentum. Always be the beginning
Avoid becoming complacent, or arrogant.

Water over Fire:
There is an obvious threat that the Water can extinguish the Fire, or that the flame can cause the water to evaporate. Water always moves downward; fire always burns upward.
Forces must be balanced for water to boil properly,

#63 is called "After Completion." This is the only hexagram in the I Ching in which all six lines are in their proper places. There is an energetic law in the I Ching that favors the "weak" yin/broken lines resting on the "strong" yang/whole lines...

... so it is usually favorable that when comparing pairs of lines, the lower line be yang, the upper line be yin.1, 3, and 5; yin lines in places 2, 4, and 6 constitute energetic perfection and balance.
#63 Appears to be the end, as everything has been completed.

Changing Lines #2 #4 #6 - PREPARE PREPARE PREPARE
#2 - "Losing One's Veil" - Develop your own inner strength. Protection from within.
#4 - "Fine Clothes Turn to Rags" -Be proactive and stay focused.
#6 - "Raising Your Head Above the Water" - Letting go. Resistance -> Persistence

PATIENCE
PRUDENCE
PERSERVERANCE

#1 Ch'ien - The Creative Force
Heaven over Heaven
An expression of pure truth and strength that exceeds all worldly, physical or immediate concerns.
Persistent effort will help you realize your potential for achievement

Ch'ien is an auspicious hexagram, for your plans to have a lasting effect and value your motives need to be virtuous.
The next step after completing something is starting something else.
Always be the beginning!
#63 to #1 loop.