Read the text of the I Ching for the hexagram. Then read the text for the moving line. Experience often shows that situations can be both good and bad. If some of the trigrams interact favorably, and others interact unfavorably, this does not mean they are contradicting themselves, or cancelling each other out. Try to imagine how it could all relate to the question at hand.
Conditions are cumulative, and sometimes complex.
Because the hexagram has a moving line, by changing it into its opposite you create a new, secondary, hexagram, which shows how the situation is likely to develop. The only difference in interpretation is that the second hexagram has no moving lines, therefore you cannot read the text for moving lines in the I Ching. Because I am creating this example for this page, the question is not a serious one, but I am providing it to briefly show how I go about working Plum Blossom Numerology. In the first hexagram, Earth exhausts Fire, therefore Fate exhausts Subject. This is unfortunate.