question to change
The I Ching answers best not a demand to guess the future, but a question about measure, timing, and right action.
A strong question contains the situation, your role, and a choice you can make without pressuring another will.
A weak question demands guarantee, tries to control another person, or asks the sign to replace responsibility.
If the question contains three themes at once, the I Ching will show fog. Separate choice, feeling, and action.
Better not. Repetition makes sense only after a new fact, action, or meaningful change in circumstances.
Better translate the question into your own choice: how should I act, what should I see, where is my boundary.