Today’s CIRF Report ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgjpd65BjsY ) refers to the I Ching’s Hexagram 42 (see below). I was immediately reminded of ...

“The Answer to the Great Question... Of Life, the Universe and Everything... Is... Forty-two,' said Deep Thought, with infinite majesty and calm.”
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To me there is a strong similarity between Hexagram 42 and the Golden Rule, which is part of traditional global culture as identified by C. S. Lewis in The Abolition of Man (Men Without Chests)

Thank you Chris, for the quality of your research and interpretations!

Sonar

I Ching Hexagram 42 - I / Increase

Above Sun the Gentle, Wind

Below Chen the Arousing, Thunder

Introduction

The idea of increase is expressed in the fact that the strong lowest line of the upper trigram has sunk down and taken its place under the lower trigram. This conception also expresses the fundamental idea on which the Book of Changes is based. To rule truly is to serve. A sacrifice of the higher element that produces an increase of the lower is called an out-and-out increase: it indicates the spirit that alone has power to help the world.

Judgement

Increase. It furthers one to undertake something. It furthers one to cross the great water.

Judgement Commentary

Sacrifice on the part of those above for the increase of those below fills the people with a sense of joy and gratitude that is extremely valuable for the flowering of the commonwealth. When people are thus devoted to their leaders, undertakings are possible, and even difficult and dangerous enterprises will succeed. Therefore in such times of progress and successful development it is necessary to work and make the best use of time. This time resembles that of the marriage of heaven and earth, when the earth partakes of the creative power of heaven, forming and bringing forth living beings. The time of Increase does not endure, therefore it must be utilized while it lasts.

The Image

Wind and thunder: the image of Increase. Thus the superior man, if he sees good, he imitates it. If he has faults, he rids himself of them.

Image Commentary

While observing how thunder and wind increase and strengthen each other, a man can not the way to self-increase and self-improvement. When he discovers good in others, he should imitate it and thus make everything on earth his own. If he perceives something bad in himself, let him rid himself of it. In this way he becomes free of evil. This ethical change represents the most important increase of personality.

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