I-CHING Hexagram #64
"Before Completion"
Li The seesawing, Flame. K'an The Abyss, Water. This hexagram shows a period of transition from mess to order, which still hasn't been reached. The change is prepared, but things still are not in its place. This hexagram presents a certain parallelism with spring, which leads to fruitful summer, before autumn.
It shows the man that the lack of precaution, just before getting to the end, can ruins everything that has been reached. With a detailed activity until the end, the man can reach his goals.
To get started
We are going through a period in which we have put almost all the elements in its place. We tell ourselves, "They will adapt themselves". Big mistake! The last movement is missing and this one depends on us. We will only reach the end being extremely cautious and not quitting the activity until the end.
To end
We will enter a stage in which everything will seem messy and chaotic. People and things won't be, of course, in their place, but the order is already designed. Everyone tend to occupy their place. It is a matter of caution and on the way, things will turn out well. This is the way we will reach success.
sentence
Success. - But if the little fox, after nearly completing the crossing, - Gets his tail in the water, - There is nothing that would further.
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HEXAGRAMS
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