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- Hexagram 1/Line 1$Creative power that is still hidden.&When the time is not ripe, do not act.
- Hexagram 1/Line 2'Creative power that stirs in the field.U
- Hexagram 1/Line 3"Creative power that becomes known,%But dangers lurk in the rise to fame.U
- Hexagram 1/Line 4
- To weigh and waver,
- where is one's way?
- Hexagram 1/Line 5#Creative power accords with heaven.U
- Hexagram 1/Line 6!Creative power that goes too far:%Arrogance will bring cause to repent.U
- Hexagram 2/Line 1
- When hoarfrost is underfoot&Solid ice is not far off. Be vigilant.U
- Hexagram 2/Line 2%Be like nature: true, calm and great;#Without design, yet furthering all.U
- Hexagram 2/Line 3(Seek not words, but bring to completion. Thus can one remain persevering.
- Hexagram 2/Line 4$When in danger, strictest reticence.U
- Hexagram 2/Line 5"Genuineness and utmost discretion.
- Gracefulness comes from within.
- Hexagram 2/Line 6(If one tries to rule, one is overthrown.U
- Hexagram 3/Line 1'Hesitation; hindrance. Appoint helpers.'Be steadfast. Rule by serving. Success.
- Hexagram 3/Line 2(If unexpected releif comes, be cautious.
- Hexagram 3/Line 3&With no guide, a wise man will desist.U
- Hexagram 3/Line 4!An opprtunity. It must be seized.
- Let neither false pride,
- Nor false reserve, deter one.
- Hexagram 3/Line 5
- When others interpose
- And distort one's intentions,
- #One must be cautious, not forceful.
- Hexagram 3/Line 6
- Despair. Bloody tears flow.U
- Hexagram 4/Line 1'To make a fool develop, use discipline.
- But as self-discipline grows,
- The fetters should be removed.
- Hexagram 4/Line 2(To bear with fools kindly brings favour.
- Hexagram 4/Line 3'Like a foolish girl, one loses oneself.
- Hexagram 4/Line 4#Entangled folly brings humiliation.
- Hexagram 4/Line 5$Childlike folly brings good fortune.
- Hexagram 4/Line 6(Punish folly: but only to restore order.U
- Hexagram 5/Line 1"When the danger is still far away,&Waiting in a tranquil place. No blame.
- Hexagram 5/Line 2&The danger appears. Gossip. Keep calm.
- Hexagram 5/Line 3!Entangled in danger. Be cautious.
- Hexagram 5/Line 4#Extreme danger. Get out of the pit.
- Hexagram 5/Line 5&Waiting at meat and drink. Good cheer.U
- Hexagram 5/Line 6#One falls into the pit. Stay alert.#Outside intervention brings rescue.U
- Hexagram 6/Line 1%One should not perpetuate the affair.#Despite gossip, blessing will come.U
- Hexagram 6/Line 2 If one cannot engage in conflict%Then give away. Remain free of guilt.[E
- Hexagram 6/Line 3&Contemplate ancient virtue. Persevere.%If you serve a ruler, seek not works.U
- Hexagram 6/Line 422If one cannot engage in conflict against the weak,
- one should turn back.
- )Changing one's attitude, one finds peace.
- Persevere this way.U
- Hexagram 6/Line 5(If one is in the right, seek an arbiter.%Then, to contend brings good fortune.U
- Hexagram 6/Line 6$One has triumphed. One is decorated."But one's happiness does not last.U
- Hexagram 7/Line 1'An army must set forth in proper order.%If the order is not good, misfortune.
- Hexagram 7/Line 2$The leader of the army is decorated.
- Hexagram 7/Line 3'Too many ride in the wagon. Misfortune.
- Hexagram 7/Line 4
- The army retreats. No blame.
- Hexagram 7/Line 5&An enemy invades. Let the eldest lead.U
- Hexagram 7/Line 6%The king rewards merit with position.$But small people he does not employ.U
- Hexagram 8/Line 1&Holding together depends on sincerity.&Sincerity is like a full earthen bowl.
- !Hold to him in truth and loyalty.
- Hexagram 8/Line 2(Inner loyalty. But do not lose yourself.
- Hexagram 8/Line 3'Holding together with the wrong people.
- Hexagram 8/Line 4'When one may also show outward loyalty.
- Hexagram 8/Line 5(He holds together those who hold to him.
- Hexagram 8/Line 6(One misses the right moment. Misfortune.$E
- Hexagram 9/Line 1)To return to one's station is no mistake.
- Hexagram 9/Line 22One allows oneself to be drawn back. Thus, does on
- Hexagram 9/Line 3)Forcible advance. Failure and contention.
- Hexagram 9/Line 4#If one is sincere, danger vanishes.U
- Hexagram 9/Line 5
- If you are sincere and loyal$Then you are rich in your neighbour.
- Hexagram 9/Line 6(Success secured bit by bit. Be cautious.
- Hexagram 10/Line 1'Simple conduct. Progress without blame.
- hexagram 10/Line 2(Treading a smooth, level way. Persevere.U
- hexagram 10/Line 3'A lame man can tread on a tiger's tail.$But the tiger will bite him. Danger.
- $A one-eyed man can see. But clearly?U
- hexagram 10/Line 4"If one is cautious and circumspect%One can tread on the tail of a tiger.
- hexagram 10/Line 5%Resolute conduct. Persevere. Be wary.
- hexagram 10/Line 6'Review your conduct. Weigh its effects.U
- Hexagram 11/Line 1)Peace. One can direct one's will outward.&Inner affinities lead to undertakings.U
- Hexagram 11/Line 2*Forbearing; resolved; vigilane; impartial:(Thus can one find the way of the middle.
- Hexagram 11/Line 3"Enjoy good fortune while it lasts.U
- Hexagram 11/Line 4$He comes down to meet his neighbour:*Not boasting his wealth, but in sincerity.:E
- Hexagram 11/Line 5(A king's daughter marries. True modesty.
- Hexagram 11/Line 6&Peace ends. Ruin is at hand. Withdraw.U
- Hexagram 12/Line 1!One withdraws to save one's self:$In steadfastness one finds blessing.U
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- Standstill helps the great man:&He brings blessing, even to the small.U
- hexagram 12/Line 3%When small people come to bear shame,!This marks a turn for the better.U
- hexagram 12/Line 4$He who acts at the command of heaven&Is blessed. And so are those with him.
- hexagram 12/Line 5'As standstill gives way: great caution.
- hexagram 12/Line 6$Effort brings standstill to its end.
- Hexagram 13/Line 1(Open fellowship begins without the gate.
- Hexagram 13/Line 2'Fellowship within cliques: Humiliation.
- Hexagram 13/Line 3$Fellowship that changes to mistrust.U
- Hexagram 13/Line 4)Fellowship that comes forth from trouble,'For trouble brings one to one's senses.U
- Hexagram 13/Line 5(Men bound in fellowship weep then laugh.'First they struggle, the comes meeting.
- Hexagram 13/Line 6&Fellowship among neighbours. No blame.U
- Hexagram 14/Line 1"Keeping away from what is harmful:)Keeping mindfull of difficulties to come.U
- Hexagram 14/Line 2$A big wagon will carry a heavy load:"A wise man relies on able helpers.
- Hexagram 14/Line 3%A prince offers his wealth to heaven:$A wise man offers his to his prince.
- But a petty man cannot do this.
- Hexagram 14/Line 4&One is different from one's neighbour.%If one is poorer, one must shun envy;
- (If one is richer, then possess modestly.U
- Hexagram 14/Line 5!He who makes his truth accesible,%Yet is dignified, is favoured indeed.
- Hexagram 14/Line 6'He is blessed by heaven. All goes well.U
- Hexagram 15/Line 1'A wise man is modest about his modesty.'And so can accomplish difficult things.
- Hexagram 15/Line 2"Modest in heart: modest in manner.U
- Hexagram 15/Line 3!A man of merit who also is modest'Can carry things through to conclusion.
- Hexagram 15/Line 4%Modesty prompts action, not inaction.
- Hexagram 15/Line 5"Modesty expressed in forcefulness.
- Hexagram 15/Line 6%Modesty expressed in self-discipline.
- Hexagram 16/Line 1#Enthusiasm that boasts. Misfortune.U
- Hexagram 16/Line 2#Be correct in a time of enthusiasm.!Persevere in inner steadfastness.
- #To be ready to withdraw is prudent.U
- Hexagram 16/Line 3&Enthusiasm that looks upward. Regrets."Hesitation can also bring remorse.U
- Hexagram 16/Line 4&The soure of enthusiasm achieves much:&He gathers friends as hair in a clasp.U
- Hexagram 16/Line 5#Obstructed enthusiasm. Frustration.(Persistently ill: still he does not die.U
- Hexagram 16/Line 6&Deluded enthusiasm. How can this last?%But to awake from delusion: no blame.VE
- Hexagram 17/Line 1 As times change, one must adapt.)But one must not lose oneself. Persevere.U
- Hexagram 17/Line 2
- If one clings to the weak,
- One loses the strong.U
- Hexagram 17/Line 3
- If one clings to the strong,
- One loses the weak.
- Hexagram 17/Line 4#Followed by flatterers. Be sincere.
- Hexagram 17/Line 5$One follows the good with sincerity.U
- Hexagram 17/Line 6
- A king's firm allegiance
- Can bring back even the sage.U
- Hexagram 18/Line 1!Lay no blame upon one's forebears'In reforming what rigidity has spoiled.U
- Hexagram 18/Line 2,In reforming what inner weakness has spoiled
- One must not be too persistent.U
- Hexagram 18/Line 3"One reforms what has been spoiled:%A little remorse, but no great blame.
- Hexagram 18/Line 4&Tolerating decay leads to humiliation.U
- Hexagram 18/Line 5'One sets things right with able helpers#And one's reforms meet with praise.U
- Hexagram 18/Line 6 He serves not kings and princes;#The sage sets himself higher goals.
- Hexagram 19/Line 1'Joint approach. Persevere in the right.
- Hexagram 19/Line 2#Joint approach. A call from above.
- Hexagram 19/Line 3#An easy-going approach brings harm.#But if one is induced to regret it,
- Then one becomes free of blame.U
- Hexagram 19/Line 4
- The complete approach:
- To draw up another with one.[E
- Hexagram 19/Line 5
- The wise approach.!This is right for a great prince.U
- Hexagram 19/Line 6
- The great-heated approach.'The approach of a sage brings blessing.U
- Hexagram 20/Line 1
- Childlike contemplation:
- For the small man, no blame;
- For the wise man, humiliation.
- Hexagram 20/Line 2$Contemplation through one's doorway.
- Hexagram 20/Line 3(Self-contemplation: to decide one's way.U
- Hexagram 20/Line 4'Contemplating the light of the kingdom.'He exerts influence as the kings guest.
- Hexagram 20/Line 5%Self-contemplation: to judge oneself.
- Hexagram 20/Line 6#The selfless contemplation of life.
- Hexagram 21/Line 1'At first, a light punishment. No blame.U
- Hexagram 21/Line 2(Biting soft food, one buries one's nose:$In anger, one goes a little too far.U
- Hexagram 21/Line 3$To bite old meat; to lack authority;'Either will bring one some humiliation.U
- Hexagram 21/Line 4&Biting dry grisly meat: big obstacles.'Be as a metal arrow: hard and straight.U
- Hexagram 21/Line 5%Biting lean meat: clear but not east.(Be like yellow gold: true but impartial.U
- Hexagram 21/Line 6%He covers his ears with his own yoke:(He becomes deaf to warnings. Misfortune.
- Hexagram 22/Line 1"One leaves the carriage and walks.U
- Hexagram 22/Line 2
- He preens his beard.
- It wags with his chin.-E
- Hexagram 22/Line 3&He who has grace must still persevere.
- Hexagram 22/Line 4&Grace or simplicity? One must be true.U
- Hexagram 22/Line 5
- One seeks grace in the heights,&But one's gift is meagre. Humiliation.
- *Yet if one is sincere one will be blessed.
- Hexagram 22/Line 6
- Simple grace. No blame.U
- Hexagram 23/Line 1"Splitting apart begins from below.
- Do not persist in open loyalty.U
- Hexagram 23/Line 2&Splitting apart mounts upward. Danger.%Do not persist in proclaiming a view.
- Hexagram 23/Line 3)He splits from evil. Isolation. No blame.
- Hexagram 23/Line 4&The splitting comes to one's own self.
- Hexagram 23/Line 5$Forces are changed and favour comes.U
- Hexagram 23/Line 6+As fruit falls and splits to give new seed:,So good will arise, and evil be split apart.U
- Hexagram 24/Line 1&Turn back early, before going too far.'Thus one finds not remorse, but favour.
- Hexagram 24/Line 2#Quiet return, guided by a good man.
- Hexagram 24/Line 3&Repeated returnings. Herein is danger.U
- Hexagram 24/Line 4%Whilst walking in the midst of others(One turns alone to follow the right way.U
- Hexagram 24/Line 5!Noble-hearted return. No remorse.
- Thus does one test oneself.
- Hexagram 24/Line 6&Missing the turning point: Misfortune.
- Hexagram 25/Line 1$Innocent behaviour attains its will.U
- Hexagram 25/Line 2&Count not on reaping whilst ploughing.$Thus should one undertake something.
- Hexagram 25/Line 3%A passer-by takes one's tethered cow.
- Hexagram 25/Line 4'He who can persevere remains blameless.U
- Hexagram 25/Line 5&Take no medicine. One is not at fault.
- The illness is from without:
- It will pass of itself.
- Hexagram 25/Line 6$When innocent action is wrong: wait.U
- Hexagram 26/Line 1%Danger is at hand. One should desist.#Thus does one not endanger oneself.U
- Hexagram 26/Line 2&When the restraining force overwhelms,"Remove the wheels from your wagon.U
- Hexagram 26/Line 3"As good team horses pull together,"Go forward thus, aware of dangers.
- 'Practice both driving and self-defence.
- Hexagram 26/Line 4'The dehorning of a young bull. Success.
- Hexagram 26/Line 5(The tusk of a gelded boar. Good fortune.
- Hexagram 26/Line 6'One attains the way of heaven. Success.U
- Hexagram 27/Line 1#To envy others with drooping mouth,!Is to let go one's self-reliance.U
- Hexagram 27/Line 2$To accept support brings misfortune,$If one deviates from self-reliance.
- Hexagram 27/Line 3$One turns away from true nourishment)To desire, to gratification, to desire...
- (One's way runs round and round. No goal.U
- Hexagram 27/Line 4&To accept support brings good fortune:&One seeks helpers like a hungry tiger.KE
- Hexagram 27/Line 5%He deviates from self-reliance. Good.)But he should not undertake great things.
- Hexagram 27/Line 6'The sage who nourishes brings blessing.
- Hexagram 28/Line 1'To spread rushes beneath is no mistake.U
- Hexagram 28/Line 2!A dry poplar sprouts at the root.*an older man takes a young wife. New life.
- Hexagram 28/Line 3%The ridgepole sags to breaking point.U
- Hexagram 28/Line 4&The ridgepole is braced. Good fortune.%But any ulterior motives bring shame.U
- Hexagram 28/Line 5%A withered poplar puts forth flowers.&A man takes an older wife. No renewal.
- Hexagram 28/Line 6'Swamped by circumstances. But no blame.U
- Hexagram 29/Line 1&Repeated danger. One falls into a pit,
- because one has lost the way.
- Hexagram 29/Line 2(In danger, strive for small things only.U
- Hexagram 29/Line 3%Forward and backward. Abyss on abyss.'When in a bog, pause at first and wait.U
- Hexagram 29/Line 4(In lowly earthen vessels: wine and rice,(presented most simply. No blame in this.
- Hexagram 29/Line 5&Water fills an abyss, only to the rim.U
- Hexagram 29/Line 6%Shut in by thorn-hedged prison walls;$For years one does not find the way.
- Hexagram 30/Line 1)At sunrise one's thoughts run crisscross.
- Hexagram 30/Line 2%The yellow light of midday. Blessing.
- Hexagram 30/Line 3%At sunset, men either feast and sing,,Or bewail the shortness of life. Misfortune.U
- Hexagram 30/Line 4%A meteor
- is bright, but soon is gone.+A straw fire flares quickly, but soon dies.
- Hexagram 30/Line 5,Tears and sighs. But lament brings blessing.
- Hexagram 30/Line 6(True enlightenment: measured discipline.
- Hexagram 31/Line 1 The inner stimulus to influence.
- Hexagram 31/Line 2$Dependent influence bodes ill. Wait.U
- Hexagram 31/Line 3)Influence that conforms to its following.$To continue this way is humiliating.U
- Hexagram 31/Line 4)Persevere in the good. Remorse will pass.$But if one strains, few will follow.U
- Hexagram 31/Line 5)Influence with a firm will: no confusion.'Influence with a stiff neck: no effect.
- Hexagram 31/Line 6"The influence of a wagging tongue.U
- Hexagram 32/Line 1(Seeking duration too hastily, one fails.&To want too much immediately is wrong.
- Hexagram 32/Line 2&As inner strength comes, remorse goes.U
- Hexagram 32/Line 3$Without duration is one's character,$Disgrace and persistent humiliation.U
- Hexagram 32/Line 4$Duration in character is not enough.$Persistence in search is not enough.U
- Hexagram 32/Line 5#Duration acquired through following
- Brings good fortune to a wife,
- But misfortune to a husband.
- Hexagram 32/Line 6!Enduring restlessness is harmful.
- Hexagram 33/Line 1#At the tail-end of retreat: Danger;$Keep still. Do not even wish to act.U
- Hexagram 33/Line 2(Hold fast to the right by force of will.
- So none can tear one loose.U
- Hexagram 33/Line 3"A halted retreat is nerve-racking.#Retain only those who cling to one:
- #A good act. But not for great ends.U
- Hexagram 33/Line 4 Voluntary retreat brings favour, But, to the small man, downfall.U
- Hexagram 33/Line 5*Friendly retreat. Persevere, firm in will.$Do not be led astray by side issues.
- Hexagram 33/Line 6$Cheerful retreat. One has no doubts.
- Hexagram 34/Line 1%Advancing by force brings misfortune.U
- Hexagram 34/Line 2#The gates to success begin to open.!Perseverance brings good fortune.U
- Hexagram 34/Line 3"The small man works through power;'But the wise man does not act this way.
- !A goat that butts against a hedge
- Only gets its horns entangled.U
- Hexagram 34/Line 4*Perseverance. Success comes: remorse goes.!The hedge opens: no entanglement.
- $A big cart's power lies in its axle.
- Hexagram 34/Line 5&One loses one's goat. Good. No regret.U
- Hexagram 34/Line 6(A goat butts a hedge and gets entangled.'It can go neither forward nor backward.
- *Take note: thus to overcome one's mistake.
- Hexagram 35/Line 1'Progressing but turned back. Persevere.
- Hexagram 35/Line 2&Progressing but frustrated. Persevere.
- Hexagram 35/Line 3'Progressing together. Remorse vanishes.
- Hexagram 35/Line 4%Progressing like a rat brings danger.;E
- Hexagram 35/Line 5 Take not gain and loss to heart:
- What matters is one's blessing.
- Hexagram 35/Line 6%Progress by force. Beware of dangers.
- Hexagram 36/Line 1+Flight and deprivation. But one has a goal.
- Hexagram 36/Line 2'Though wounded, one can still give aid.
- Hexagram 36/Line 3&The dark one is captured. Avoid haste.U
- Hexagram 36/Line 4&One gets to the heart of the darkness;#But one must leave to save oneself.U
- Hexagram 36/Line 5
- If one cannot leave one's post,!Persevere with redoubled caution.U
- Hexagram 36/Line 6"The dark power reaches its climax;&But then perishes of its own darkness.
- Hexagram 37/Line 1&a child in firm seclusion. No regrets.
- Hexagram 37/Line 2%The wife should not follow her whims.U
- Hexagram 37/Line 3)When tempers flare and one is too severe:)Remorse. But good fortune, none the less,
- &For to dally all day ends in disgrace.
- Hexagram 37/Line 4&The wife is the treasure of the house.
- Hexagram 37/Line 5'As a king, should he govern his family.
- Hexagram 37/Line 6#The master's work commands respect.U
- Hexagram 38/Line 1(If you lose your horse, do not chase it:$It will come back of its own accord.
- 'If you see evil people, avoid mistakes.
- Hexagram 38/Line 2&One meets his lord in a narrow street.sF
- Hexagram 38/Line 3('One sees oneself hindered and insulted.%Not a good beginning, but a good end.U
- Hexagram 38/Line 4$Isolated through opposition. Danger.&But one meets a like-minded companion.
- $Association in good faith. No blame.U
- Hexagram 38/Line 5'A companion overcomes the estrangement.)One should go with him and find blessing.U
- Hexagram 38/Line 6&One sees one's friends as sly. Danger.&But then tension goes and union comes.U
- Hexagram 39/Line 1'When going ahead leads to obstructions,
- One should retreat and wait.U
- Hexagram 39/Line 2(A king's servant, beset by obstructions.&If one's path of duty leads to danger,
- $Then one must confront it. No blame.
- Hexagram 39/Line 3)A father is obstructed, so he comes back.U
- Hexagram 39/Line 4!When going leads to obstructions,(Coming back leads to union with friends.
- Hexagram 39/Line 5%The greatest obstructions bring help.
- Hexagram 39/Line 6%It furthers one to see the great man.U
- Hexagram 40/Line 1
- When deliverance has come,(Take rest, keep still and use few words.U
- Hexagram 40/Line 2%He catches cunning foxes in the field&And receives a yellow arrow as reward.
- %By perseverance comes inner strength.U
- Hexagram 40/Line 3%A peasant rides in a golden carriage.&To persist this way leads to disgrace.U
- Hexagram 40/Line 4&Deliver yourself from inferior people.'Only then can come trustworthy friends.U
- Hexagram 40/Line 5"The wise man must deliver himself((And so prove, to the small, his resolve.U
- Hexagram 40/Line 6%A wise man bides his time, then acts.&Deliverance by force is a last resort.
- Hexagram 41/Line 1&Self-decrease to serve others is good.%But how much may one decrease others?U
- Hexagram 41/Line 2
- Increasing others
- Without decreasing oneself.U
- Hexagram 41/Line 3)Increase and decrease: both give measure."Two is company; three is too many;
- $And one man alone needs a companion.U
- Hexagram 41/Line 4)By decreasing one's faults and one's self'One increases one's circle. No mistake.
- Hexagram 41/Line 5&One is increased, indeed, by blessing.U
- Hexagram 41/Line 6)If one is increased, no blame. Persevere.#Seek not private gain, but helpers.U
- Hexagram 42/Line 1%One should undertake something great.%Good fortune comes from selflessness.
- Hexagram 42/Line 2&Love of the good brings real increase.U
- Hexagram 42/Line 3$One is enriched, even by misfortune,
- If one is sincere and correct.U
- Hexagram 42/Line 4
- He who reports to the prince
- Must walk in the middle.U
- Hexagram 42/Line 5$True kindness does not seek honours:
- It acts from inner necessity.
- Hexagram 42/Line 6,He, who increases no one, brings misfortune.
- Hexagram 43/Line 1#To over-reach oneself is a mistake.U
- Hexagram 43/Line 2'Despite danger and alarm, fear nothing."For one is forearmed with caution.U
- Hexagram 43/Line 3(Despite censure and gossip, be resolved."Remain true to yourself. No blame.
- Hexagram 43/Line 4&Inner obstinacy. Good counsel ignored.
- Hexagram 43/Line 5'Dealing with weeds requires resolution.
- Hexagram 43/Line 6'A seeming victory. But then misfortune.
- Hexagram 44/Line 1&Even a lean pig has it in him to rage.
- Hexagram 44/Line 2'In penning the pig; be gentle; be firm.U
- Hexagram 44/Line 3"Temptation and painful indecision.)Aware of danger, one avoids big mistakes.
- Hexagram 44/Line 4$Aloof because ambitious. Misfortune.U
- Hexagram 44/Line 5"As a ripe fruit falls from heaven,$So others fall to one's disposition.U
- Hexagram 44/Line 6#If the high and proud wish to be so
- Then one should let them be.U
- exagram 45/Line 1&without a leader, wills grow confused:%But one who can lead brings laughter.U
- Hexagram 45/Line 2%Letting oneself be drawn by affinity:(Even one's small offering is acceptable.U
- Hexagram 45/Line 3%If one is an outsider, seek alliance:*In spite of humiliation this way is right.U
- Hexagram 45/Line 4&A minister who gathers men around him,(In the name of his ruler, brings favour.U
- Hexagram 45/Line 5&A leader gains sway. No blame in this.#But he must also win the insincere.U
- Hexagram 45/Line 6'Lamenting and sighing, floods of tears:&This is the right way. It may succeed.U
- Hexagram 46/Line 1%Pushing upward meets with confidence.#Thus can something be accomplished.U
- Hexagram 46/Line 2
- If one is sincere and upright'One should bring even a small offering.mE
- Hexagram 46/Line 3
- Easy, unobstructed progress.U
- Hexagram 46/Line 4!The king offers one great honour.
- This is the way of the devoted.
- Hexagram 46/Line 5#Pushing upward by steps. Persevere.U
- Hexagram 46/Line 6'Pushing upward in darkness. Exhaustion.!One must persevere unremittingly.U
- Hexagram 47/Line 1%One sits oppressed under a bare tree: One strays into a gloomy valley.
- Hexagram 47/Line 2#Oppressed whilst at meat and drink.U
- Hexagram 47/Line 3&One feels oppressed by walls of stone:!One leans on thorns and thistles.
- Hexagram 47/Line 4&Oppressed whilst in a golden carriage.
- Hexagram 47/Line 5
- Oppressed with good intentions.
- Hexagram 47/Line 6%Oppressed by bonds one now can break.U
- Hexagram 48/Line 1!No one drinks the mud of the well
- No animals come to an old well:
- Time just passes it by.U
- Hexagram 48/Line 2(The water is clear, but one's jug leaks:&One has left one's well to the fishes.U
- Hexagram 48/Line 3$The well is clear but no one drinks.#If only the king were clear-minded,
- %Good fortune could be enjoyed by all.U
- Hexagram 48/Line 4"The well is being lined. No blame;!Because it is being put in order.
- Hexagram 48/Line 5'A clear, cold spring. One should drink.U
- Hexagram 48/Line 6%One draw from the well. No hindrance.)It is dependable. Great blessing for all.
- Hexagram 49/Line 1#Premature revolution: evil results.%The time for action has not yet come;
- !Be firm in utmost self-restraint.U
- Hexagram 49/Line 2%Revolution only when one's day comes;!Begin now with inner preparation.
- &To go to meet it, thus, is no mistake.U
- Hexagram 49/Line 3'Haste or hesitation: both bring danger.&When talk has gone around three times,
- Then, may one commit oneself.U
- Hexagram 49/Line 4"Revolution founded on higher truth)Gains support, of itself. Remorse passes.U
- Hexagram 49/Line 5)The great man makes the guidelines clear.%Thus does he win spontaneous support.U
- Hexagram 49/Line 6(After revolution come the minor reforms.%But be satisfied with the attainable.U
- Hexagram 50/Line 1$A Great Bowl, upturned for cleaning.'The lowly are honoured for their works.U
- Hexagram 50/Line 2'There is good food in one's Great Bowl.(But one is envied. Be cautious. No harm.U
- Hexagram 50/Line 3*The handle is bent: one's pheasant wasted.&One is impeded, but remorse will pass.U
- Hexagram 50/Line 4&The legs of the Great Bowl are broken.
- The prince's meal is spilled.
- "And his person soiled. Misfortune.
- Hexagram 50/Line 5'The Great Bowl has ears of yellow gold.
- Hexagram 50/Line 6*The Great Bowl has carrying rings of jade.U
- Hexagram 51/Line 1&Shock comes, but it leads to laughter.'Fear brings good fortune in due course.U
- Hexagram 51/Line 2%Shock brings danger and great losses,#But do not go in pursuit. Withdraw.U
- Hexagram 51/Line 3'Shock that makes one crazed with grief.$Be spurned to inner action. No harm.U
- Hexagram 51/Line 4!Inner movement is mired and tough$Because things are not clear enough.jE
- Hexagram 51/Line 5!Shock upon shock threaten danger;&But nothing is lost if one is correct.U
- Hexagram 51/Line 6"When shock brings ruin and terror,'And one is not equal to it, keep still.U
- Hexagram 52/Line 1'To halt, even before beginning to move,%Is no mistake. Be patient. Persevere.U
- Hexagram 52/Line 2!One halts in time: but in sorrow,%Because one cannot save one's master.
- Hexagram 52/Line 3%Making one's back rigid is dangerous.U
- Hexagram 52/Line 4%To restrain oneself at the right time&Is no mistake. It leads towards peace.U
- Hexagram 52/Line 5
- By keeping the mouth still'One's words have order: remorse passes.
- Hexagram 52/Line 6%Peaceful stillness: a great blessing.
- Hexagram 53/Line 1%A lonely beginning is full of danger.U
- Hexagram 53/Line 2#Finding security brings reassurance#And eating and drinking in concord.
- Hexagram 53/Line 3&One goes too far. One loses one's way.
- Hexagram 53/Line 4(Finding a refuge amid dangers. No blame.U
- Hexagram 53/Line 5#One is misunderstood and misjudged;#But it leads in the end to success.
- Hexagram 53/Line 6%Wild geese fly high in perfect order.U
- Hexagram 54/Line 1(The marrying maiden: modest and tactful;!She knows how to conduct herself.U
- Hexagram 54/Line 2$The girl is disappointed and lonely:!But a one-eyed man can still see.bF
- Hexagram 54/Line 3
- A girl just throws herself away"If she seeks to marry at any cost.U
- Hexagram 54/Line 4%A good girl holds back from marriage;)Then marries the right man in due course.U
- Hexagram 54/Line 5'The king gave his daughter in marriage, But her gown was not as gorgeous
- As that of the serving-maid.U
- Hexagram 54/Line 6%She offers a basket of tainted fruit.
- Empty form is empty indeed.U
- Hexagram 55/Line 1!To work with one's destined ruler$Is no mistake. But only for so long.U
- Hexagram 55/Line 2!One sees the major stars at noon:$An eclipse looms. Mistrust and hate.U
- Hexagram 55/Line 3"One sees even small stars at noon:'The eclipse is total. Do nothing. Wait.U
- Hexagram 55/Line 4
- One sees the lodestar at noon)The eclipse passes. One meets his prince.U
- Hexagram 55/Line 5'As blessing and fame draw near for one,*So does good fortune and blessing for all.U
- Hexagram 55/Line 61In his house of abundance he screens himself off.2He peers out through the gate but no longer see anU
- Hexagram 56/Line 1#To busy oneself with trivial things'Is to mis-spend one's will. Misfortune.U
- Hexagram 56/Line 2%One comes to an inn with one's goods.#One wins a servant's steadfastness.U
- Hexagram 56/Line 3%One's inn burns down. Danger. Unrest.$One loses a servant's steadfastness.U
- Hexagram 56/Line 4&One finds a shelter, with one's goods:(But be on guard: one is not yet secured.U
- Hexagram 56/Line 5)He offers his gift. He gains recognition.!Even a stranger can find friends.
- Hexagram 56/Line 6(One lets oneself go. Joy turns to tears.
- Hexagram 57/Line 1#Irresolute drifting. No discipline.U
- Hexagram 57/Line 2"Penetration into darkest recesses:$A great effort of will finds favour.
- Hexagram 57/Line 3#Irresolute vacillation. Exhaustion.
- Hexagram 57/Line 4*A man of merit: both modest and energetic.
- Hexagram 57/Line 5&Steadfast, careful work. Good fortune.
- Hexagram 57/Line 6(Penetrating the dark, one loses oneself.U
- Hexagram 58/Line 1%Contented joyousness: inner security;%One's way is not yet hedged by doubt.U
- Hexagram 58/Line 2#Sincere joyousness dispels remorse,
- If one has faith in one's will.U
- Hexagram 58/Line 3(When joy comes from without: misfortune:"For it causes one to lose oneself.U
- Hexagram 58/Line 4&In weighing joys, one is not at peace:'But in choosing the higher is true joy.
- Hexagram 58/Line 5"Disintegrating influences. Beware.
- Hexagram 58/Line 6'Seductive joyousness: he loses himself.
- Hexagram 59/Line 1%When divergence emerges, act quickly.U
- Hexagram 59/Line 2!When one finds oneself alienated, Be objective, moderate and just.
- Hexagram 59/Line 3%To dissolve one's self is no mistake.U
- Hexagram 59/Line 4'Dissolving oneself from one's own party
- Brings supreme good fortune.
- Hexagram 59/Line 5
- A great idea: a rallying point.U
- Hexagram 59/Line 6&Dissolving one's self to save oneself.'To avoid danger this way is no mistake.U
- Hexagram 60/Line 1$One's actions are limited. No blame.$Be discreet in limiting one's words.
- Hexagram 60/Line 2(To limit one's action brings misfortune.
- Hexagram 60/Line 3(To know no limitation: cause for lament.
- Hexagram 60/Line 4'Natural, contented limitation. Success.U
- Hexagram 60/Line 5)Sweet limitation through self-limitation.%This is the way to favour and esteem.U
- Hexagram 60/Line 6&Galling limitation. To persist is bad.$But, ever so, one must save oneself.U
- Hexagram 61/Line 1%Inner truth comes of inner stability:&But secret designs, of inner disquiet.
- Hexagram 61/Line 2'Inner truth finds the responsive heart.U
- Hexagram 61/Line 3&He finds a comrade; becomes dependent.
- Now he sobs; now he sings.U
- Hexagram 61/Line 4)One turns oneself away to seek the light,"As the moon turns to face the sun.
- Hexagram 61/Line 5'In possessing truth, he holds together.
- Hexagram 61/Line 6&Cockcrowing that persists. Misfortune.
- Hexagram 62/Line 1$The fledgling tries to fly too soon.
- Hexagram 62/Line 2!Seek not to surpass one's master.DE#
- Hexagram 62/Line 3!Danger unseen. Take extreme care.
- One may be struck from behind.U
- Hexagram 62/Line 4$when tempted to take the initiative,'Be on guard, do not act, be steadfast.
- Hexagram 62/Line 5'Dense clouds gather, but still no rain.(The time of transition is now very near,
- %So the prince seeks out the best man.
- Hexagram 62/Line 6&The bird that flies higher and higher.
- Hexagram 63/Line 1
- One stops in time. No blame.U
- Hexagram 63/Line 2
- When trust is withheld,%Turn inward and wait. Develop within.
- Hexagram 63/Line 3&An emperor conquers new lands. Danger.U
- Hexagram 63/Line 4
- Even the finest clothes
- Will turn, eventually, to rags.U
- Hexagram 63/Line 5
- Simplicity is more blessed!Than much display without warmth.U
- Hexagram 63/Line 6$After crossing a stream, keep going.&Turning back is dangerous. Go forward.
- Hexagram 64/Line 1%One gets one's tail wet. Humiliation.
- Hexagram 64/Line 2%One holds back. Good. Now be patient.U
- Hexagram 64/Line 3'The time to act has come. Seek helpers.&But to force things brings misfortune.
- Hexagram 64/Line 4&When the struggle comes, be steadfast.
- Hexagram 64/Line 5"The light of the wise man is true.U
- Hexagram 64/Line 6 Drinking of wine in celebration:&But he who wets his head will lose it.
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