Dispersion Hexagram 59 of the I Ching (Yijing · 周易)
Dispersion — dissolve the ice of the heart
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Traditional Fortune Grade
Auspicious吉 · 传统吉凶分档
涣散待聚，宜化开隔阂、以共同目标聚人。
Basis · 依据：卦辞「王假有庙，利涉大川，利贞」——涣而能聚则通，传统判为吉。
The Judgment
Dispersion — success; the king approaches his temple; it furthers to cross the great water.
The Six Moving Lines
Six at the beginningHe brings help with the strength of a horse; good fortune.初六：用拯马壮，吉。
Nine in the second placeAt the dissolution he hurries to that which supports him; remorse disappears.九二：涣奔其机，悔亡。
Six in the third placeHe dissolves his self; remorse disappears.六三：涣其躬，无悔。
Six in the fourth placeHe dissolves his bond with his nearest; great good fortune; scattered is the mound into a hill; what he does is extraordinary.六四：涣其群，元吉。涣有丘，匪夷所思。
Nine in the fifth placeHe dissolves his bonds with his nearest; great good fortune; scattered is the mound into a hill; what he does is extraordinary.九五：涣汗其大号，涣王居，无咎。
Nine at the topHe dissolves his blood; freeing himself from danger, keeping himself at a distance from harm; no blame.上九：涣其血，去逖出，无咎。
Translations after Wilhelm/Baynes and Legge, for cultural study; Classical Chinese shown as reference.
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