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Although it is not a big mistake to celebrate without restraint when you achieve something, it is also a kind of failure.
It is not good to celebrate small achievements in a big way, indulge in drinking and have fun, which is against common sense and has no restraint.
You should be restrained in your behavior and actions, and be vigilant and humble. This is the long-term solution.)
It is not good to celebrate small achievements in a big way, indulge in drinking and have fun, which is against common sense and has no restraint.
You should be restrained in your behavior and actions, and be vigilant and humble. This is the long-term solution.)
The light of a gentleman is trustworthy and auspicious!
A gentleman is true to his word, and his credibility and character are as lustrous as gold!
Good luck and no regrets!)
A gentleman is true to his word, and his credibility and character are as lustrous as gold!
Good luck and no regrets!)
When you have strong strength, you can consider forming an alliance with a big country, representing the big country, and crusade against the small countries that have invaded and harassed the big country.
You must have long-term plans, long-term plans, and alliances with strong people such as big countries. You will be rewarded by big countries in due course!
Profitable, without fault or regret!
Before doing something big, you must have a long-term plan.)
You must have long-term plans, long-term plans, and alliances with strong people such as big countries. You will be rewarded by big countries in due course!
Profitable, without fault or regret!
Before doing something big, you must have a long-term plan.)
Doing great things, but not yet successful.
As long as you are not sending troops to fight and there is no harm to others, you can take some risks.
Avoid conflicts, seek synergy, accumulate strength, and be conducive to success!)
As long as you are not sending troops to fight and there is no harm to others, you can take some risks.
Avoid conflicts, seek synergy, accumulate strength, and be conducive to success!)
Wheels slipped, got stuck in mud, no problem!
As long as the goals are correct and we work together, we can always solve temporary difficulties.
Be fully prepared before doing anything and don’t expect everything to go smoothly.)
As long as the goals are correct and we work together, we can always solve temporary difficulties.
Be fully prepared before doing anything and don’t expect everything to go smoothly.)
It's like a fox trying to cross the ice river.
If your tail is wet, you are in danger!
The fox crossed the ice and crossed the river. His tail was wet. When he got to the middle of the river, there was no result yet. The fate was unknown!)
If your tail is wet, you are in danger!
The fox crossed the ice and crossed the river. His tail was wet. When he got to the middle of the river, there was no result yet. The fate was unknown!)
Hexagra Sequence
Hexagram Note:
Before Completion: Reflects unfinished business, potential, and anticipation. It advises staying focused, persevering through challenges, and remaining open to the possibilities that lie ahead.
Hexagram 64 – Wèi Jì (Before Completion / Not Yet Fording)
Fire over Water — Lí above Kǎn
Judgment
Wèi Jì: Success.
The little fox almost fords; it wets its tail.
Nothing is particularly advantageous.
Commentary on the Judgment (Tuàn)
Wèi Jì means “not yet completed.”
Success comes because the yielding attains the center.
The little fox almost fords—yet has not crossed the midpoint.
It wets its tail, which brings no advantage—completion is not yet achieved.
Even if not in its proper position, the firm and yielding respond to one another.
Commentary on the Image (Xiàng)
“Fire above water”—this is Not Yet Fording.
The noble one, seeing this,
carefully distinguishes circumstances and maintains proper position.