Progress — the strong horse is granted; you are received in audience.
The Six Moving Lines
Six at the beginningProgressing, but turned back; perseverance brings good fortune; if one meets with no confidence, remain tranquil and no blame.初六：晋如摧如，贞吉。罔孚，裕无咎。
Six in the second placeProgressing, but sorrowful; perseverance brings good fortune; one obtains great happiness from one's grandmother.六二：晋如愁如，贞吉。受兹介福，于其王母。
Six in the third placeAll are in accord; remorse disappears.六三：众允，悔亡。
Nine in the fourth placeProgress like a hamster; perseverance brings danger.九四：晋如鼫鼠，贞厉。
Six in the fifth placeProgress by dint of effort; do not take spoil; nothing that would not further; act with a brave heart.六五：悔亡，失得勿恤，往吉，无不利。
Nine at the topMake progress with the horns; one may use it to punish one's own city and country; awareness of danger brings good fortune, no blame.上九：晋其角，维用伐邑，厉吉，无咎，贞吝。
Translations after Wilhelm/Baynes and Legge, for cultural study; Classical Chinese shown as reference.
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