I Ching - Accomplished Kua(Fu Hsi): 45 [Wind over Water]

Commentary
David Maple-Green	[entry]
B.G.W	Ships ( Wood, Wind ) scattering over the depths of great Waters.
A.H.	The Wind moves over the Water. An image of Dispersing. In correspondence with this, The ancient sovereign offers sacrifice to the Sky deity And establishes temples.
E.L.S	Dispersal: Receipt; The sovereign approaches into the temple; Beneficial to ford the great river; Beneficial to determine.
Cymraeg	Gwasgariad, Toddiad, Taenu

Changing (Old) Yao Resolving Multiple Old Yao
Yao 6 Resulting Kua Initial Kua	Dispersing one's worry. Get out, Keep a distance, Go away. No fault. Dispersing their blood, They depart, warily exiting.
Yao 5 Resulting Kua Initial Kua	Dispersing Like perspiration, Speaking out loudly. Dispersing the sovereign's belongings. No fault. Dispersing their liver with a great cry. Dispersing the sovereign's residence; There is no trouble.
Yao 4 Resulting Kua Initial Kua	Dispersing one's group. Supreme good fortune. Dispersing brings a mound. Beyond common people's imagination. Dispersing their flock; Prime auspiciousness. Dispersal has a hillock; It is not that about which the younger one thinks.
Yao 3 Resulting Kua Initial Kua	Dispersing one's sefishness. No regret. Dispersign their torso; There is no trouble.
Yao 2 Resulting Kua Initial Kua	Dispersing. Hurrying to an opportune moment. Regret vanishes. Dispersal rushes its stairs; Regret is gone.
Yao 1 Resulting Kua Initial Kua	Engaged in rescuing a strong horse. Good fortune. Holding aloft a horse; Auspicious; Regret is gone.

( Count from 08/09/2003 )