Gua 3
Ancient Comments on the Image
Judgment
Moving Lines
2
Struggling thus, hesitating thus; riding a horse, pausing thus. Not raiders but marriage partners; the woman remains steadfast and is not given in marriage—after ten years, then she is given.
3
Approaching the deer without a gamekeeper, only entering into the middle of the forest; for the exemplary person, seeing the signs, it is better to let go; going forward brings constriction.
4
Riding a horse, pausing thus; seeking a marriage partner; going forward, auspicious, nothing is unfavorable.
5
Congests its richness; small steadfastness is auspicious, great steadfastness is inauspicious.
Ancient Comments on the Moving Lines
1
Although lingering, the intention proceeds uprightly. By placing the noble below the humble, the people are greatly won.
2
The difficulty of Six Two is riding the firm. To be given in marriage after ten years is contrary to the norm.
3
Approaching the deer without a gamekeeper—this is following the prey. The exemplary person lets it go; going forward is constriction and impasse.
Ancient Comments on the Judgment
Germination: Firm and yielding first interact and difficulty is born; moving within danger, great flourishing through steadfastness. The movement of thunder and rain fills to overflow; Heaven creates in the dim haze—it is fitting to establish lords, yet there is no peace.