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On May 1, 2013 at 8:47 AM
will we be lover?
and received a response of:
64 Not Yet Across
The Statement of the first hexagram
Not yet across. Continue.
The young fox, nearly across,
soaks its tail.
No place is gainful.
The young fox, nearly across,
soaks its tail.
No place is gainful.
The changing lines
The first line:
Flooding his tail. Sorrow.
Flooding his tail. Sorrow.
The third line:
Not yet across. Attacking: misfortune.
Gain by crossing the great river.
Not yet across. Attacking: misfortune.
Gain by crossing the great river.
The fifth line:
The prince's brilliance has sincerity.
Fortune.
The prince's brilliance has sincerity.
Fortune.
The sixth line:
There is confidence in drinking wine.
No fault. Flooding one's head.
Have confidence in a vow.
There is confidence in drinking wine.
No fault. Flooding one's head.
Have confidence in a vow.
43 Decisiveness
The Statement of the second hexagram
Decisiveness. Proclaim in the royal court.
Trust in the commands. Be stern.
There will be severity.
Announce to your own city.
There is no gain in going to war.
Gain by having a place to go.
Trust in the commands. Be stern.
There will be severity.
Announce to your own city.
There is no gain in going to war.
Gain by having a place to go.
The Image of the first hexagram
Fire on top of water:
not yet across. The wise
one distinguishes things
carefully, and puts them
in their places.
not yet across. The wise
one distinguishes things
carefully, and puts them
in their places.
The Image of the second hexagram
Lake rising to heaven:
decisiveness. The noble one
bestows wealth
to those below
and shuns dwelling
on his own virtues.
decisiveness. The noble one
bestows wealth
to those below
and shuns dwelling
on his own virtues.
