What ䷟ means
It means sustained commitment through change. In the I Ching, the Chinese Book of Changes, Hexagram 32 asks whether conduct can last without becoming rigid. It points to keeping a direction while adapting, not to circumstances staying fixed.
The I Ching uses six-line figures called hexagrams for divination. This one has Thunder above Wind. The early Han Mawangdui manuscript arranges it differently from the received sequence, the traditional order used in standard editions, so the text circulated in more than one arrangement. Translations use Duration, Constancy, Perseverance, or Endurance, emphasizing lasting time or conduct.
What does it mean when someone sends it?
It points to an I Ching reading about lasting commitment. Outside that context, the character can be opaque; ask what reading the sender has in mind instead of guessing at a personal promise.
Reflective and divinatory in tone; it fits a serious or symbolic context.
Without a caption, the recipient may not recognize the I Ching reference.
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What it means when someone sends it to you
3 readingsA prompt to consider whether conduct can last while conditions change.
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Questions people ask
1Is ䷟ an emoji?
No. It is a text character naming an I Ching hexagram, rather than a pictorial chat emoji.
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How to type or find ䷟
- Also called
- Heng
- Search it as
- hexagram 32 · hexagram 32 meaning · duration hexagram · I Ching · Yijing · constancy · endurance · perseverance
- Shows up in
- Anything that takes text · its shape is whatever your font draws
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