HEXAGRAM 32 OF 64 THUNDER OVER WIND
DURATION
duration, endurance, constancy, marriage, the long haul
THE JUDGMENT
Success, no mistake. Firmness profits. It is good to have somewhere to go.
THE LINES, BOTTOM TO TOP
- Line 1 Seeking too much duration too deeply and at once; persisting brings misfortune; nothing profits.
- Line 2 Regret disappears for the one who holds to the middle way.
- Line 3 Does not keep his character constant; he may be put to shame; persisting brings regret.
- Line 4 A field in which there is no game, however long he hunts.
- Line 5 Keeps his character constant; for a wife good fortune, for a husband misfortune.
- Line 6 Shaking and restless agitation where there should be constancy; misfortune.
Text: the I Ching, after James Legge's 1882 translation, public domain, trimmed into plain English. The take: a coffee bean, licensed in nothing.