11/26 is the day of Metal Ox in the month of Wood Pig. This is a discordant combination. It favors those who are talented, creative, resourceful, and focusing on money. It also intensifies anxieties.
Ox is the Star of Art for Snake, Rooster, and Ox. If you were born in a year or day of one of these three signs, this day encourages you to think creatively.
If you were born in a year or day of Tiger, Rabbit, or Dragon, this is a good day to enjoy solitude.
If you were born in a year of Tiger, Horse, or Dog, this is not the best day for important meetings or events. If you must go, wear something green to mitigate shar (bad influence).
Ox gets along harmoniously with Ox, Snake, Rooster, Pig, and Rat; neutrally with Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, and Monkey; and discordantly with Horse, Sheep, and Dog.
The I Ching hexagram for this day, using the King Wen method, is number 6, line 4.
Hexagram 6 is Song, or Lawsuit, or Conflict. Your intention is good, but are being opposed. Stopping halfway is good. Pushing ahead is bad. It helps to get counsel. Do not cross the great water. Nobody wins. This hexagram is bad in winter.
Line 4 Where difficulties arise, a change of attitude is recommended. Return to the Way and the difficulties will resolve naturally. The zodiac signs for line 4, Horse and Sheep are in harmony with one another, in harmony with the signs for changing line, 2, in discord with the sign for the day, and in harmony with the sign for the month. Conflict can be averted with patience. The Metal of Metal Ox day puts a raven in line 4 warning about a potential fight.
The elements of this hexagram are Fire, Water, and Metal. Nothing is productive in it.
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