13.mycal8 -- Fellowship (OCOD)
Fellowship Beyond Familiar Lines: Leadership Lessons from Hexagram 13
By James Byrd, Author of The Future: 2027
In today’s business and civic landscapes, the call for unity often rings hollow unless it's grounded in real engagement. Hexagram 13, Tong Ren – Fellowship with Men, challenges us to go beyond our comfort zones and cultivate relationships not just with those who resemble us, but with those who expand us.
Rooted in the wisdom of the I Ching, this hexagram speaks to a universal truth: leadership begins where tribalism ends.
“The superior man organizes the clans and makes distinctions between things.”
True fellowship isn’t passive. It’s active, discerning, and inclusive. It involves seeing clearly, deciding wisely, and serving without favoritism. Whether in teams, communities, or global networks, the superior leader builds bridges with purpose — organizing not to divide, but to clarify and strengthen.
In this article, I explore how this ancient insight applies to our present challenges and what it means for modern leadership, inclusion, and sustainable service.
Read on to see how ancient principles can guide us in forging deeper, more meaningful connections in today’s world.
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