Line 2 brings a direct confrontation with fear into the territory of Great Excess. Where this gate concerns itself with pushing beyond normal limits, the second line does so by deliberately facing what frightens it rather than avoiding or managing around it. This is the line that walks toward discomfort rather than away from it, recognising that genuine transformation often requires moving through resistance.
Gate 28.2: Shaking Hands with the Devil
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- Gate
- 28
- Line
- 2
- Centre
- Spleen
- Gate Name
- Great Excess
- Line Name
- Shaking Hands with the Devil
- Line Theme
- Confronting fear
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