The third line of Gate 28 brings a rationalising impulse to risk-taking. Where the gate itself concerns itself with navigating excess, this line tends to justify its risks through logic or narrative, finding reasons why a particular venture makes sense, even when the intuitive foundation may be shaky. The Spleen's natural caution gets overridden by a need to make the case for action.
Gate 28.3: Adventurism
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- Gate
- 28
- Line
- 3
- Centre
- Spleen
- Gate Name
- Great Excess
- Line Name
- Adventurism
- Line Theme
- Risk-taking for meaning
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