Peace — the small departs, the great approaches; good fortune and success.
The Six Moving Lines
Nine at the beginningWhen ribbon grass is pulled up, the sod comes with it; each according to kind; undertaking brings good fortune.初九：拔茅茹，以其汇，征吉。
Nine in the second placeBearing with the uncultured in gentleness, fording the river with resolution; not neglecting what is distant; not regarding one's companions.九二：包荒，用冯河，不遐遗。朋亡，得尚于中行。
Nine in the third placeNo plain not followed by a slope; no going not followed by a return; perseverance in danger brings good fortune.九三：无平不陂，无往不复，艰贞无咎。勿恤其孚，于食有福。
Six in the fourth placeHe flutters down, not boasting of his wealth, together with his neighbor; frank and sincere.六四：翩翩，不富以其邻，不戒以孚。
Six in the fifth placeThe sovereign I gives his daughter in marriage; this brings blessing and supreme good fortune.六五：帝乙归妹，以祉元吉。
Six at the topThe wall falls back into the moat; use no army now; make your commands known within your own town; perseverance brings humiliation.上六：城复于隍，勿用师。自邑告命，贞吝。
Translations after Wilhelm/Baynes and Legge, for cultural study; Classical Chinese shown as reference.
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