Splitting Apart Hexagram 23 of the I Ching (Yijing · 周易)
Splitting apart — the inferior ascends
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Traditional Fortune Grade
Inauspicious凶 · 传统吉凶分档
剥落之象、外境减退,宜收缩守本,不宜扩张远图。
Basis · 依据:卦辞「不利有攸往」——剥为剥落之象,传统判为凶。
The Judgment
Splitting Apart — it does not further one to go anywhere.
The Six Moving Lines
Six at the beginningThe leg of the bed is split; those who are inferior must be removed; perseverance brings misfortune.初六:剥床以足,蔑贞凶。
Six in the second placeThe bed is stripped at the edge; those who are inferior are spreading; perseverance brings misfortune.六二:剥床以辨,蔑贞凶。
Six in the third placeHe strips it away; no blame.六三:剥之,无咎。
Six in the fourth placeThe bed is stripped down to the skin; misfortune.六四:剥床以肤,凶。
Six in the fifth placeA shoal of fishes; the inferior people must yield to the superior; everything furthers.六五:贯鱼,以宫人宠,无不利。
Nine at the topThe ripe fruit is not eaten; the superior man finds that the inferior people are yielding to him; the small man would strip his own house.上九:硕果不食,君子得舆,小人剥庐。
Translations after Wilhelm/Baynes and Legge, for cultural study; Classical Chinese shown as reference.
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