Return — success; coming and going without error; on the seventh day comes return.
The Six Moving Lines
Nine at the beginningReturn from a short distance; no need for remorse; great good fortune.初九：不远复，无祇悔，元吉。
Six in the second placeReturn to one's place; good fortune.六二：休复，吉。
Six in the third placeReturn after wandering; danger but no blame.六三：频复，厉，无咎。
Six in the fourth placeWalking in the midst of others, one returns alone.六四：中行独复。
Six in the fifth placeSincere return; no remorse.六五：敦复，无悔。
Six at the topReturn that is led astray; misfortune; danger; for prince and king it brings disaster — one must not use armies to punish one's own city and country.上六：迷复，凶，有灾眚。用行师，终有大败，以其国君凶，至于十年不克征。
Translations after Wilhelm/Baynes and Legge, for cultural study; Classical Chinese shown as reference.
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