Scatter, and gather anewDispersion
Scattering is not the end; it is the beginning of regathering.
Huan is wind over water — blowing it into sheets and rings. Its subject is dispersal: the ossified must break apart, the clenched must loosen, the knotted must open. Huan is not extinction but reorganization. Every real renewal starts with a scattering — but it needs the king at the ancestral temple: a center, so that after scattering there is a shared direction to regather around.
A line: scatter your own faction — disperse the cliques too. Scattering only others and never one's own, the dispersal is not thorough. True reorganization re-sorts even your own belonging. Only when nothing can be leaned on does the new center stand firm.
Practice This week loosen one thing you have gripped for ages — an obsession, an identity, an object. Give the scatter an outlet; see what follows.