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Biting Through Hexagram 21 of the I Ching (Yijing · 周易)
Bite through what obstructs justice
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The Judgment
Biting Through — success; favorable for legal matters.
The Six Moving Lines
- Nine at the beginningHis feet are fastened in the stocks; no blame.初九：屦校灭趾，无咎。
- Six in the second placeBites through tender meat; his nose disappears; no blame.六二：噬肤灭鼻，无咎。
- Six in the third placeBites on old dried meat and strikes on something poisonous; slight humiliation, no blame.六三：噬腊肉，遇毒，小吝，无咎。
- Nine in the fourth placeBites on dried gristly meat; strikes on a bronze arrow; it furthers one to remain mindful of difficulties and be persevering; good fortune.九四：噬干胏，得金矢，利艰贞，吉。
- Six in the fifth placeBites on dried lean meat; strikes on a yellow gold arrow; beware and persevere; good fortune.六五：噬干肉，得黄金，贞厉，无咎。
- Nine at the topHis neck is fastened in the wooden cangue, so that his ears disappear; misfortune.上九：何校灭耳，凶。