I Ching - Accomplished Kua(Fu Hsi): 55 [Mountain over Mountain]

Commentary
David Maple-Green	[entry]
B.G.W	Stillness, like the sage's period of contemplation - symbolic death - may be necessary after difficulties and troubles, to regroup one's inner forces for a rebirth of the personality.
A.H.	Keeping still, at one's back. Feels not their body. Walking in the courtyard, Sees not their people. No fault. Mountains, one over the other. An image of Keeping Still. In correspondence with this, Whatever the superior one thinks Does not go beyond duties and position.
E.L.S	[entry]
Cymraeg	Distewi, Llonyddwch, Mynydd, Unigedd,

Changing (Old) Yao Resolving Multiple Old Yao
Yao 6 Resulting Kua Initial Kua	Honestly and sincerely kieeping still. Good fortune.
Yao 5 Resulting Kua Initial Kua	Keeping still at his jaws. Words have order. Regret vanishes.
Yao 4 Resulting Kua Initial Kua	Keeping still at his trunk. No fault.
Yao 3 Resulting Kua Initial Kua	Keeping still at their waist. Strains their spinal muscles. Adversity Heats up the heart.
Yao 2 Resulting Kua Initial Kua	Keeping still at their calves. Cannot rescue the leader. Their heart unhappy.
Yao 1 Resulting Kua Initial Kua	Keeping still at his toes. No fault. Favorable to be perseveringly steadfast and upright.

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