Hexagramme 51 du Yi Jing - Trait 2

51.2 (51 > 54) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.

51.2 (51 > 54) - Accepting the loss

One does not seek what one has lost.

51.2 (51 > 54) - Accepting the loss

One does not seek what one has lost.

51.2 (51 > 54) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)

51.2 (51 > 54) - Megrázkódtatás

Ne keresse ami elveszett.

51.1.2 (51 > 40) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 1. The first line, undivided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, looking out and around with apprehension, and afterwards smiling and talking cheerfully. There will be good fortune.
• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.

51.1.2 (51 > 40) - Playing to the gallery with clumsy humour

One dresses up to look different.

51.1.2 (51 > 40) - Playing to the gallery with clumsy humour

One dresses up to look different.

51.1.2 (51 > 40) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 1. Le tonnerre approchant, on est plein d’effroi ; puis, quand il est passé, on sourit et on parle tous ensemble (on passe de la crainte à la joie).
• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)

51.1.2 (51 > 40) - Megrázkódtatás

• 1. Nevethet miután meglátja.
• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.

51.2.3 (51 > 34) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 3. The third line, divided, shows its subject distraught amid the startling movements going on. If those movements excite him to (right) action, there will be no mistake.

51.2.3 (51 > 34) - Shock

One makes a summary to explain to others what it is about.

51.2.3 (51 > 34) - Shock

One makes a summary to explain to others what it is about.

51.2.3 (51 > 34) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 3. Le tonnerre émeut, agite ; il pousse à agir justement.

51.2.3 (51 > 34) - Megrázkódtatás

• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 3. Meglátva a szakadást otthagyja őket.

51.1.2.3 (51 > 32) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 1. The first line, undivided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, looking out and around with apprehension, and afterwards smiling and talking cheerfully. There will be good fortune.
• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 3. The third line, divided, shows its subject distraught amid the startling movements going on. If those movements excite him to (right) action, there will be no mistake.

51.1.2.3 (51 > 32) - Shock

One catches up on idle talk to make it possible.

51.1.2.3 (51 > 32) - Shock

One catches up on idle talk to make it possible.

51.1.2.3 (51 > 32) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 1. Le tonnerre approchant, on est plein d’effroi ; puis, quand il est passé, on sourit et on parle tous ensemble (on passe de la crainte à la joie).
• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 3. Le tonnerre émeut, agite ; il pousse à agir justement.

51.1.2.3 (51 > 32) - Megrázkódtatás

• 1. Nevethet miután meglátja.
• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 3. Meglátva a szakadást otthagyja őket.

51.2.4 (51 > 19) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 4. The fourth line, undivided, shows its subject, amid the startling movements, supinely sinking (deeper) in the mud.

51.2.4 (51 > 19) - Shock

One complains of a strange clumsiness that seemed to have been prepared beforehand.

51.2.4 (51 > 19) - Shock

One complains of a strange clumsiness that seemed to have been prepared beforehand.

51.2.4 (51 > 19) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 4. Le tonnerre approchant trouble et interdit [avant même l’éclair].

51.2.4 (51 > 19) - Megrázkódtatás

• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 4. Meg kell szabadítania magát a többiektől mielőtt tovább mehetne.

51.1.2.4 (51 > 7) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 1. The first line, undivided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, looking out and around with apprehension, and afterwards smiling and talking cheerfully. There will be good fortune.
• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 4. The fourth line, undivided, shows its subject, amid the startling movements, supinely sinking (deeper) in the mud.

51.1.2.4 (51 > 7) - Shock

One can say what one wants to those one attacks.

51.1.2.4 (51 > 7) - Shock

One can say what one wants to those one attacks.

51.1.2.4 (51 > 7) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 1. Le tonnerre approchant, on est plein d’effroi ; puis, quand il est passé, on sourit et on parle tous ensemble (on passe de la crainte à la joie).
• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 4. Le tonnerre approchant trouble et interdit [avant même l’éclair].

51.1.2.4 (51 > 7) - Megrázkódtatás

• 1. Nevethet miután meglátja.
• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 4. Meg kell szabadítania magát a többiektől mielőtt tovább mehetne.

51.2.3.4 (51 > 11) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 3. The third line, divided, shows its subject distraught amid the startling movements going on. If those movements excite him to (right) action, there will be no mistake.
• 4. The fourth line, undivided, shows its subject, amid the startling movements, supinely sinking (deeper) in the mud.

51.2.3.4 (51 > 11) - Shock

One is hard hit by the amount of work one has had to face.

51.2.3.4 (51 > 11) - Shock

One is hard hit by the amount of work one has had to face.

51.2.3.4 (51 > 11) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 3. Le tonnerre émeut, agite ; il pousse à agir justement.
• 4. Le tonnerre approchant trouble et interdit [avant même l’éclair].

51.2.3.4 (51 > 11) - Megrázkódtatás

• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 3. Meglátva a szakadást otthagyja őket.
• 4. Meg kell szabadítania magát a többiektől mielőtt tovább mehetne.

51.1.2.3.4 (51 > 46) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 1. The first line, undivided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, looking out and around with apprehension, and afterwards smiling and talking cheerfully. There will be good fortune.
• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 3. The third line, divided, shows its subject distraught amid the startling movements going on. If those movements excite him to (right) action, there will be no mistake.
• 4. The fourth line, undivided, shows its subject, amid the startling movements, supinely sinking (deeper) in the mud.

51.1.2.3.4 (51 > 46) - Shock

One gets enthusiastic, so one proves right to those who reveal intimate details.

51.1.2.3.4 (51 > 46) - Shock

One gets enthusiastic, so one proves right to those who reveal intimate details.

51.1.2.3.4 (51 > 46) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 1. Le tonnerre approchant, on est plein d’effroi ; puis, quand il est passé, on sourit et on parle tous ensemble (on passe de la crainte à la joie).
• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 3. Le tonnerre émeut, agite ; il pousse à agir justement.
• 4. Le tonnerre approchant trouble et interdit [avant même l’éclair].

51.1.2.3.4 (51 > 46) - Megrázkódtatás

• 1. Nevethet miután meglátja.
• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 3. Meglátva a szakadást otthagyja őket.
• 4. Meg kell szabadítania magát a többiektől mielőtt tovább mehetne.

51.2.5 (51 > 58) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 5. The fifth line, divided, shows its subject going and coming amidst the startling movements (of the time), and always in peril ; but perhaps he will not incur loss, and find business (which he can accomplish).

51.2.5 (51 > 58) - Shock

One professes to anyone who wants to hear it that one must not look guilty in order not to be chucked away.

51.2.5 (51 > 58) - Shock

One professes to anyone who wants to hear it that one must not look guilty in order not to be chucked away.

51.2.5 (51 > 58) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 5. Le tonnerre allant et venant répand l’effroi ; mais on doit tâcher de ne pas abandonner les affaires entreprises. Même dans le danger pressant, on doit garder le milieu.

51.2.5 (51 > 58) - Megrázkódtatás

• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 5. Szilárdan áll a megrázkódtatás kezdetekor és végigkíséri a többieket míg véget nem ér.

51.1.2.5 (51 > 47) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 1. The first line, undivided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, looking out and around with apprehension, and afterwards smiling and talking cheerfully. There will be good fortune.
• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 5. The fifth line, divided, shows its subject going and coming amidst the startling movements (of the time), and always in peril ; but perhaps he will not incur loss, and find business (which he can accomplish).

51.1.2.5 (51 > 47) - Shock

One presents one's plan even though the others have already made provision for everything.

51.1.2.5 (51 > 47) - Shock

One presents one's plan even though the others have already made provision for everything.

51.1.2.5 (51 > 47) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 1. Le tonnerre approchant, on est plein d’effroi ; puis, quand il est passé, on sourit et on parle tous ensemble (on passe de la crainte à la joie).
• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 5. Le tonnerre allant et venant répand l’effroi ; mais on doit tâcher de ne pas abandonner les affaires entreprises. Même dans le danger pressant, on doit garder le milieu.

51.1.2.5 (51 > 47) - Megrázkódtatás

• 1. Nevethet miután meglátja.
• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 5. Szilárdan áll a megrázkódtatás kezdetekor és végigkíséri a többieket míg véget nem ér.

51.2.3.5 (51 > 43) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 3. The third line, divided, shows its subject distraught amid the startling movements going on. If those movements excite him to (right) action, there will be no mistake.
• 5. The fifth line, divided, shows its subject going and coming amidst the startling movements (of the time), and always in peril ; but perhaps he will not incur loss, and find business (which he can accomplish).

51.2.3.5 (51 > 43) - Shock

One lets others believe that their chances of winning are almost nil.

51.2.3.5 (51 > 43) - Shock

One lets others believe that their chances of winning are almost nil.

51.2.3.5 (51 > 43) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 3. Le tonnerre émeut, agite ; il pousse à agir justement.
• 5. Le tonnerre allant et venant répand l’effroi ; mais on doit tâcher de ne pas abandonner les affaires entreprises. Même dans le danger pressant, on doit garder le milieu.

51.2.3.5 (51 > 43) - Megrázkódtatás

• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 3. Meglátva a szakadást otthagyja őket.
• 5. Szilárdan áll a megrázkódtatás kezdetekor és végigkíséri a többieket míg véget nem ér.

51.1.2.3.5 (51 > 28) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 1. The first line, undivided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, looking out and around with apprehension, and afterwards smiling and talking cheerfully. There will be good fortune.
• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 3. The third line, divided, shows its subject distraught amid the startling movements going on. If those movements excite him to (right) action, there will be no mistake.
• 5. The fifth line, divided, shows its subject going and coming amidst the startling movements (of the time), and always in peril ; but perhaps he will not incur loss, and find business (which he can accomplish).

51.1.2.3.5 (51 > 28) - Shock

One tempers one's enthusiasm because others have not been so lucky.

51.1.2.3.5 (51 > 28) - Shock

One tempers one's enthusiasm because others have not been so lucky.

51.1.2.3.5 (51 > 28) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 1. Le tonnerre approchant, on est plein d’effroi ; puis, quand il est passé, on sourit et on parle tous ensemble (on passe de la crainte à la joie).
• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 3. Le tonnerre émeut, agite ; il pousse à agir justement.
• 5. Le tonnerre allant et venant répand l’effroi ; mais on doit tâcher de ne pas abandonner les affaires entreprises. Même dans le danger pressant, on doit garder le milieu.

51.1.2.3.5 (51 > 28) - Megrázkódtatás

• 1. Nevethet miután meglátja.
• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 3. Meglátva a szakadást otthagyja őket.
• 5. Szilárdan áll a megrázkódtatás kezdetekor és végigkíséri a többieket míg véget nem ér.

51.2.4.5 (51 > 60) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 4. The fourth line, undivided, shows its subject, amid the startling movements, supinely sinking (deeper) in the mud.
• 5. The fifth line, divided, shows its subject going and coming amidst the startling movements (of the time), and always in peril ; but perhaps he will not incur loss, and find business (which he can accomplish).

51.2.4.5 (51 > 60) - Shock

One talks to another again after a long period of silence.

51.2.4.5 (51 > 60) - Shock

One talks to another again after a long period of silence.

51.2.4.5 (51 > 60) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 4. Le tonnerre approchant trouble et interdit [avant même l’éclair].
• 5. Le tonnerre allant et venant répand l’effroi ; mais on doit tâcher de ne pas abandonner les affaires entreprises. Même dans le danger pressant, on doit garder le milieu.

51.2.4.5 (51 > 60) - Megrázkódtatás

• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 4. Meg kell szabadítania magát a többiektől mielőtt tovább mehetne.
• 5. Szilárdan áll a megrázkódtatás kezdetekor és végigkíséri a többieket míg véget nem ér.

51.1.2.4.5 (51 > 29) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 1. The first line, undivided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, looking out and around with apprehension, and afterwards smiling and talking cheerfully. There will be good fortune.
• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 4. The fourth line, undivided, shows its subject, amid the startling movements, supinely sinking (deeper) in the mud.
• 5. The fifth line, divided, shows its subject going and coming amidst the startling movements (of the time), and always in peril ; but perhaps he will not incur loss, and find business (which he can accomplish).

51.1.2.4.5 (51 > 29) - Shock

One goes straight ahead so as not to be tempted by the distractions that others offer.

51.1.2.4.5 (51 > 29) - Shock

One goes straight ahead so as not to be tempted by the distractions that others offer.

51.1.2.4.5 (51 > 29) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 1. Le tonnerre approchant, on est plein d’effroi ; puis, quand il est passé, on sourit et on parle tous ensemble (on passe de la crainte à la joie).
• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 4. Le tonnerre approchant trouble et interdit [avant même l’éclair].
• 5. Le tonnerre allant et venant répand l’effroi ; mais on doit tâcher de ne pas abandonner les affaires entreprises. Même dans le danger pressant, on doit garder le milieu.

51.1.2.4.5 (51 > 29) - Megrázkódtatás

• 1. Nevethet miután meglátja.
• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 4. Meg kell szabadítania magát a többiektől mielőtt tovább mehetne.
• 5. Szilárdan áll a megrázkódtatás kezdetekor és végigkíséri a többieket míg véget nem ér.

51.2.3.4.5 (51 > 5) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 3. The third line, divided, shows its subject distraught amid the startling movements going on. If those movements excite him to (right) action, there will be no mistake.
• 4. The fourth line, undivided, shows its subject, amid the startling movements, supinely sinking (deeper) in the mud.
• 5. The fifth line, divided, shows its subject going and coming amidst the startling movements (of the time), and always in peril ; but perhaps he will not incur loss, and find business (which he can accomplish).

51.2.3.4.5 (51 > 5) - Shock

Messages are sent to reassure each other.

51.2.3.4.5 (51 > 5) - Shock

Messages are sent to reassure each other.

51.2.3.4.5 (51 > 5) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 3. Le tonnerre émeut, agite ; il pousse à agir justement.
• 4. Le tonnerre approchant trouble et interdit [avant même l’éclair].
• 5. Le tonnerre allant et venant répand l’effroi ; mais on doit tâcher de ne pas abandonner les affaires entreprises. Même dans le danger pressant, on doit garder le milieu.

51.2.3.4.5 (51 > 5) - Megrázkódtatás

• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 3. Meglátva a szakadást otthagyja őket.
• 4. Meg kell szabadítania magát a többiektől mielőtt tovább mehetne.
• 5. Szilárdan áll a megrázkódtatás kezdetekor és végigkíséri a többieket míg véget nem ér.

51.1.2.3.4.5 (51 > 48) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 1. The first line, undivided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, looking out and around with apprehension, and afterwards smiling and talking cheerfully. There will be good fortune.
• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 3. The third line, divided, shows its subject distraught amid the startling movements going on. If those movements excite him to (right) action, there will be no mistake.
• 4. The fourth line, undivided, shows its subject, amid the startling movements, supinely sinking (deeper) in the mud.
• 5. The fifth line, divided, shows its subject going and coming amidst the startling movements (of the time), and always in peril ; but perhaps he will not incur loss, and find business (which he can accomplish).

51.1.2.3.4.5 (51 > 48) - Shock

One is proud to be able to tell others why one should do it like this.

51.1.2.3.4.5 (51 > 48) - Shock

One is proud to be able to tell others why one should do it like this.

51.1.2.3.4.5 (51 > 48) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 1. Le tonnerre approchant, on est plein d’effroi ; puis, quand il est passé, on sourit et on parle tous ensemble (on passe de la crainte à la joie).
• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 3. Le tonnerre émeut, agite ; il pousse à agir justement.
• 4. Le tonnerre approchant trouble et interdit [avant même l’éclair].
• 5. Le tonnerre allant et venant répand l’effroi ; mais on doit tâcher de ne pas abandonner les affaires entreprises. Même dans le danger pressant, on doit garder le milieu.

51.1.2.3.4.5 (51 > 48) - Megrázkódtatás

• 1. Nevethet miután meglátja.
• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 3. Meglátva a szakadást otthagyja őket.
• 4. Meg kell szabadítania magát a többiektől mielőtt tovább mehetne.
• 5. Szilárdan áll a megrázkódtatás kezdetekor és végigkíséri a többieket míg véget nem ér.

51.2.6 (51 > 38) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 6. The topmost line, divided, shows its subject, amidst the startling movements (of the time), in breathless dismay and looking round him with trembling apprehension. If he take action, there will be evil. If, while the startling movements have not reached his own person and his neighbourhood, (he were to take precautions), there would be no error, though his relatives might (still) speak against him.

51.2.6 (51 > 38) - Shock

One guesses what to do, but others want logical reasoning.

51.2.6 (51 > 38) - Shock

One guesses what to do, but others want logical reasoning.

51.2.6 (51 > 38) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 6. Le tonnerre répand l’effroi et fait partout regarder avec trouble et crainte. S’il atteint et frappe, il causera un grand mal. (Ou : il corrige le mal.) Mais s’il ne frappe ni tel personnage, ni ses voisins, ce ne sera point un mal et fera seulement jaser les habitants d’une même maison.
  Quand le tonnerre gronde, que l’orage éclate, le sage recherche la cause de ce fait (et tâche de profiter de l’avertissement céleste).
  

51.2.6 (51 > 38) - Megrázkódtatás

• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 6. Elvesztette a leggyengébbet, visszafogottnak kell maradnia míg nem változnak.

51.1.2.6 (51 > 64) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 1. The first line, undivided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, looking out and around with apprehension, and afterwards smiling and talking cheerfully. There will be good fortune.
• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 6. The topmost line, divided, shows its subject, amidst the startling movements (of the time), in breathless dismay and looking round him with trembling apprehension. If he take action, there will be evil. If, while the startling movements have not reached his own person and his neighbourhood, (he were to take precautions), there would be no error, though his relatives might (still) speak against him.

51.1.2.6 (51 > 64) - Shock

One shows a little enthusiasm to not disappoint one's most fervent admirers.

51.1.2.6 (51 > 64) - Shock

One shows a little enthusiasm to not disappoint one's most fervent admirers.

51.1.2.6 (51 > 64) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 1. Le tonnerre approchant, on est plein d’effroi ; puis, quand il est passé, on sourit et on parle tous ensemble (on passe de la crainte à la joie).
• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 6. Le tonnerre répand l’effroi et fait partout regarder avec trouble et crainte. S’il atteint et frappe, il causera un grand mal. (Ou : il corrige le mal.) Mais s’il ne frappe ni tel personnage, ni ses voisins, ce ne sera point un mal et fera seulement jaser les habitants d’une même maison.
  Quand le tonnerre gronde, que l’orage éclate, le sage recherche la cause de ce fait (et tâche de profiter de l’avertissement céleste).
  

51.1.2.6 (51 > 64) - Megrázkódtatás

• 1. Nevethet miután meglátja.
• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 6. Elvesztette a leggyengébbet, visszafogottnak kell maradnia míg nem változnak.

51.2.3.6 (51 > 14) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 3. The third line, divided, shows its subject distraught amid the startling movements going on. If those movements excite him to (right) action, there will be no mistake.
• 6. The topmost line, divided, shows its subject, amidst the startling movements (of the time), in breathless dismay and looking round him with trembling apprehension. If he take action, there will be evil. If, while the startling movements have not reached his own person and his neighbourhood, (he were to take precautions), there would be no error, though his relatives might (still) speak against him.

51.2.3.6 (51 > 14) - Shock

One tries to understand why others have not yet arrived.

51.2.3.6 (51 > 14) - Shock

One tries to understand why others have not yet arrived.

51.2.3.6 (51 > 14) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 3. Le tonnerre émeut, agite ; il pousse à agir justement.
• 6. Le tonnerre répand l’effroi et fait partout regarder avec trouble et crainte. S’il atteint et frappe, il causera un grand mal. (Ou : il corrige le mal.) Mais s’il ne frappe ni tel personnage, ni ses voisins, ce ne sera point un mal et fera seulement jaser les habitants d’une même maison.
  Quand le tonnerre gronde, que l’orage éclate, le sage recherche la cause de ce fait (et tâche de profiter de l’avertissement céleste).
  

51.2.3.6 (51 > 14) - Megrázkódtatás

• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 3. Meglátva a szakadást otthagyja őket.
• 6. Elvesztette a leggyengébbet, visszafogottnak kell maradnia míg nem változnak.

51.1.2.3.6 (51 > 50) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 1. The first line, undivided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, looking out and around with apprehension, and afterwards smiling and talking cheerfully. There will be good fortune.
• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 3. The third line, divided, shows its subject distraught amid the startling movements going on. If those movements excite him to (right) action, there will be no mistake.
• 6. The topmost line, divided, shows its subject, amidst the startling movements (of the time), in breathless dismay and looking round him with trembling apprehension. If he take action, there will be evil. If, while the startling movements have not reached his own person and his neighbourhood, (he were to take precautions), there would be no error, though his relatives might (still) speak against him.

51.1.2.3.6 (51 > 50) - Shock

One is bustling around those who have planned to get carried away.

51.1.2.3.6 (51 > 50) - Shock

One is bustling around those who have planned to get carried away.

51.1.2.3.6 (51 > 50) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 1. Le tonnerre approchant, on est plein d’effroi ; puis, quand il est passé, on sourit et on parle tous ensemble (on passe de la crainte à la joie).
• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 3. Le tonnerre émeut, agite ; il pousse à agir justement.
• 6. Le tonnerre répand l’effroi et fait partout regarder avec trouble et crainte. S’il atteint et frappe, il causera un grand mal. (Ou : il corrige le mal.) Mais s’il ne frappe ni tel personnage, ni ses voisins, ce ne sera point un mal et fera seulement jaser les habitants d’une même maison.
  Quand le tonnerre gronde, que l’orage éclate, le sage recherche la cause de ce fait (et tâche de profiter de l’avertissement céleste).
  

51.1.2.3.6 (51 > 50) - Megrázkódtatás

• 1. Nevethet miután meglátja.
• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 3. Meglátva a szakadást otthagyja őket.
• 6. Elvesztette a leggyengébbet, visszafogottnak kell maradnia míg nem változnak.

51.2.4.6 (51 > 41) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 4. The fourth line, undivided, shows its subject, amid the startling movements, supinely sinking (deeper) in the mud.
• 6. The topmost line, divided, shows its subject, amidst the startling movements (of the time), in breathless dismay and looking round him with trembling apprehension. If he take action, there will be evil. If, while the startling movements have not reached his own person and his neighbourhood, (he were to take precautions), there would be no error, though his relatives might (still) speak against him.

51.2.4.6 (51 > 41) - Shock

One tries to catch the others off guard but they rejoice and respond in a scathing way.

51.2.4.6 (51 > 41) - Shock

One tries to catch the others off guard but they rejoice and respond in a scathing way.

51.2.4.6 (51 > 41) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 4. Le tonnerre approchant trouble et interdit [avant même l’éclair].
• 6. Le tonnerre répand l’effroi et fait partout regarder avec trouble et crainte. S’il atteint et frappe, il causera un grand mal. (Ou : il corrige le mal.) Mais s’il ne frappe ni tel personnage, ni ses voisins, ce ne sera point un mal et fera seulement jaser les habitants d’une même maison.
  Quand le tonnerre gronde, que l’orage éclate, le sage recherche la cause de ce fait (et tâche de profiter de l’avertissement céleste).
  

51.2.4.6 (51 > 41) - Megrázkódtatás

• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 4. Meg kell szabadítania magát a többiektől mielőtt tovább mehetne.
• 6. Elvesztette a leggyengébbet, visszafogottnak kell maradnia míg nem változnak.

51.1.2.4.6 (51 > 4) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 1. The first line, undivided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, looking out and around with apprehension, and afterwards smiling and talking cheerfully. There will be good fortune.
• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 4. The fourth line, undivided, shows its subject, amid the startling movements, supinely sinking (deeper) in the mud.
• 6. The topmost line, divided, shows its subject, amidst the startling movements (of the time), in breathless dismay and looking round him with trembling apprehension. If he take action, there will be evil. If, while the startling movements have not reached his own person and his neighbourhood, (he were to take precautions), there would be no error, though his relatives might (still) speak against him.

51.1.2.4.6 (51 > 4) - Shock

One bends to the pressure of their leaders.

51.1.2.4.6 (51 > 4) - Shock

One bends to the pressure of their leaders.

51.1.2.4.6 (51 > 4) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 1. Le tonnerre approchant, on est plein d’effroi ; puis, quand il est passé, on sourit et on parle tous ensemble (on passe de la crainte à la joie).
• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 4. Le tonnerre approchant trouble et interdit [avant même l’éclair].
• 6. Le tonnerre répand l’effroi et fait partout regarder avec trouble et crainte. S’il atteint et frappe, il causera un grand mal. (Ou : il corrige le mal.) Mais s’il ne frappe ni tel personnage, ni ses voisins, ce ne sera point un mal et fera seulement jaser les habitants d’une même maison.
  Quand le tonnerre gronde, que l’orage éclate, le sage recherche la cause de ce fait (et tâche de profiter de l’avertissement céleste).
  

51.1.2.4.6 (51 > 4) - Megrázkódtatás

• 1. Nevethet miután meglátja.
• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 4. Meg kell szabadítania magát a többiektől mielőtt tovább mehetne.
• 6. Elvesztette a leggyengébbet, visszafogottnak kell maradnia míg nem változnak.

51.2.3.4.6 (51 > 26) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 3. The third line, divided, shows its subject distraught amid the startling movements going on. If those movements excite him to (right) action, there will be no mistake.
• 4. The fourth line, undivided, shows its subject, amid the startling movements, supinely sinking (deeper) in the mud.
• 6. The topmost line, divided, shows its subject, amidst the startling movements (of the time), in breathless dismay and looking round him with trembling apprehension. If he take action, there will be evil. If, while the startling movements have not reached his own person and his neighbourhood, (he were to take precautions), there would be no error, though his relatives might (still) speak against him.

51.2.3.4.6 (51 > 26) - Shock

One tumbles preconceived ideas by ending one's sentences abruptly.

51.2.3.4.6 (51 > 26) - Shock

One tumbles preconceived ideas by ending one's sentences abruptly.

51.2.3.4.6 (51 > 26) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 3. Le tonnerre émeut, agite ; il pousse à agir justement.
• 4. Le tonnerre approchant trouble et interdit [avant même l’éclair].
• 6. Le tonnerre répand l’effroi et fait partout regarder avec trouble et crainte. S’il atteint et frappe, il causera un grand mal. (Ou : il corrige le mal.) Mais s’il ne frappe ni tel personnage, ni ses voisins, ce ne sera point un mal et fera seulement jaser les habitants d’une même maison.
  Quand le tonnerre gronde, que l’orage éclate, le sage recherche la cause de ce fait (et tâche de profiter de l’avertissement céleste).
  

51.2.3.4.6 (51 > 26) - Megrázkódtatás

• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 3. Meglátva a szakadást otthagyja őket.
• 4. Meg kell szabadítania magát a többiektől mielőtt tovább mehetne.
• 6. Elvesztette a leggyengébbet, visszafogottnak kell maradnia míg nem változnak.

51.1.2.3.4.6 (51 > 18) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 1. The first line, undivided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, looking out and around with apprehension, and afterwards smiling and talking cheerfully. There will be good fortune.
• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 3. The third line, divided, shows its subject distraught amid the startling movements going on. If those movements excite him to (right) action, there will be no mistake.
• 4. The fourth line, undivided, shows its subject, amid the startling movements, supinely sinking (deeper) in the mud.
• 6. The topmost line, divided, shows its subject, amidst the startling movements (of the time), in breathless dismay and looking round him with trembling apprehension. If he take action, there will be evil. If, while the startling movements have not reached his own person and his neighbourhood, (he were to take precautions), there would be no error, though his relatives might (still) speak against him.

51.1.2.3.4.6 (51 > 18) - Shock

One extends one's study to related fields in order to understand how the whole thing works.

51.1.2.3.4.6 (51 > 18) - Shock

One extends one's study to related fields in order to understand how the whole thing works.

51.1.2.3.4.6 (51 > 18) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 1. Le tonnerre approchant, on est plein d’effroi ; puis, quand il est passé, on sourit et on parle tous ensemble (on passe de la crainte à la joie).
• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 3. Le tonnerre émeut, agite ; il pousse à agir justement.
• 4. Le tonnerre approchant trouble et interdit [avant même l’éclair].
• 6. Le tonnerre répand l’effroi et fait partout regarder avec trouble et crainte. S’il atteint et frappe, il causera un grand mal. (Ou : il corrige le mal.) Mais s’il ne frappe ni tel personnage, ni ses voisins, ce ne sera point un mal et fera seulement jaser les habitants d’une même maison.
  Quand le tonnerre gronde, que l’orage éclate, le sage recherche la cause de ce fait (et tâche de profiter de l’avertissement céleste).
  

51.1.2.3.4.6 (51 > 18) - Megrázkódtatás

• 1. Nevethet miután meglátja.
• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 3. Meglátva a szakadást otthagyja őket.
• 4. Meg kell szabadítania magát a többiektől mielőtt tovább mehetne.
• 6. Elvesztette a leggyengébbet, visszafogottnak kell maradnia míg nem változnak.

51.2.5.6 (51 > 10) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 5. The fifth line, divided, shows its subject going and coming amidst the startling movements (of the time), and always in peril ; but perhaps he will not incur loss, and find business (which he can accomplish).
• 6. The topmost line, divided, shows its subject, amidst the startling movements (of the time), in breathless dismay and looking round him with trembling apprehension. If he take action, there will be evil. If, while the startling movements have not reached his own person and his neighbourhood, (he were to take precautions), there would be no error, though his relatives might (still) speak against him.

51.2.5.6 (51 > 10) - Shock

One takes leave of those with whom one has shared suffering.

51.2.5.6 (51 > 10) - Shock

One takes leave of those with whom one has shared suffering.

51.2.5.6 (51 > 10) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 5. Le tonnerre allant et venant répand l’effroi ; mais on doit tâcher de ne pas abandonner les affaires entreprises. Même dans le danger pressant, on doit garder le milieu.
• 6. Le tonnerre répand l’effroi et fait partout regarder avec trouble et crainte. S’il atteint et frappe, il causera un grand mal. (Ou : il corrige le mal.) Mais s’il ne frappe ni tel personnage, ni ses voisins, ce ne sera point un mal et fera seulement jaser les habitants d’une même maison.
  Quand le tonnerre gronde, que l’orage éclate, le sage recherche la cause de ce fait (et tâche de profiter de l’avertissement céleste).
  

51.2.5.6 (51 > 10) - Megrázkódtatás

• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 5. Szilárdan áll a megrázkódtatás kezdetekor és végigkíséri a többieket míg véget nem ér.
• 6. Elvesztette a leggyengébbet, visszafogottnak kell maradnia míg nem változnak.

51.1.2.5.6 (51 > 6) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 1. The first line, undivided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, looking out and around with apprehension, and afterwards smiling and talking cheerfully. There will be good fortune.
• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 5. The fifth line, divided, shows its subject going and coming amidst the startling movements (of the time), and always in peril ; but perhaps he will not incur loss, and find business (which he can accomplish).
• 6. The topmost line, divided, shows its subject, amidst the startling movements (of the time), in breathless dismay and looking round him with trembling apprehension. If he take action, there will be evil. If, while the startling movements have not reached his own person and his neighbourhood, (he were to take precautions), there would be no error, though his relatives might (still) speak against him.

51.1.2.5.6 (51 > 6) - Shock

One holds back one's allies to make them understand that they must not go any further.

51.1.2.5.6 (51 > 6) - Shock

One holds back one's allies to make them understand that they must not go any further.

51.1.2.5.6 (51 > 6) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 1. Le tonnerre approchant, on est plein d’effroi ; puis, quand il est passé, on sourit et on parle tous ensemble (on passe de la crainte à la joie).
• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 5. Le tonnerre allant et venant répand l’effroi ; mais on doit tâcher de ne pas abandonner les affaires entreprises. Même dans le danger pressant, on doit garder le milieu.
• 6. Le tonnerre répand l’effroi et fait partout regarder avec trouble et crainte. S’il atteint et frappe, il causera un grand mal. (Ou : il corrige le mal.) Mais s’il ne frappe ni tel personnage, ni ses voisins, ce ne sera point un mal et fera seulement jaser les habitants d’une même maison.
  Quand le tonnerre gronde, que l’orage éclate, le sage recherche la cause de ce fait (et tâche de profiter de l’avertissement céleste).
  

51.1.2.5.6 (51 > 6) - Megrázkódtatás

• 1. Nevethet miután meglátja.
• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 5. Szilárdan áll a megrázkódtatás kezdetekor és végigkíséri a többieket míg véget nem ér.
• 6. Elvesztette a leggyengébbet, visszafogottnak kell maradnia míg nem változnak.

51.2.3.5.6 (51 > 1) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 3. The third line, divided, shows its subject distraught amid the startling movements going on. If those movements excite him to (right) action, there will be no mistake.
• 5. The fifth line, divided, shows its subject going and coming amidst the startling movements (of the time), and always in peril ; but perhaps he will not incur loss, and find business (which he can accomplish).
• 6. The topmost line, divided, shows its subject, amidst the startling movements (of the time), in breathless dismay and looking round him with trembling apprehension. If he take action, there will be evil. If, while the startling movements have not reached his own person and his neighbourhood, (he were to take precautions), there would be no error, though his relatives might (still) speak against him.

51.2.3.5.6 (51 > 1) - Shock

One raises a point to which everybody will agree upon.

51.2.3.5.6 (51 > 1) - Shock

One raises a point to which everybody will agree upon.

51.2.3.5.6 (51 > 1) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 3. Le tonnerre émeut, agite ; il pousse à agir justement.
• 5. Le tonnerre allant et venant répand l’effroi ; mais on doit tâcher de ne pas abandonner les affaires entreprises. Même dans le danger pressant, on doit garder le milieu.
• 6. Le tonnerre répand l’effroi et fait partout regarder avec trouble et crainte. S’il atteint et frappe, il causera un grand mal. (Ou : il corrige le mal.) Mais s’il ne frappe ni tel personnage, ni ses voisins, ce ne sera point un mal et fera seulement jaser les habitants d’une même maison.
  Quand le tonnerre gronde, que l’orage éclate, le sage recherche la cause de ce fait (et tâche de profiter de l’avertissement céleste).
  

51.2.3.5.6 (51 > 1) - Megrázkódtatás

• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 3. Meglátva a szakadást otthagyja őket.
• 5. Szilárdan áll a megrázkódtatás kezdetekor és végigkíséri a többieket míg véget nem ér.
• 6. Elvesztette a leggyengébbet, visszafogottnak kell maradnia míg nem változnak.

51.1.2.3.5.6 (51 > 44) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 1. The first line, undivided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, looking out and around with apprehension, and afterwards smiling and talking cheerfully. There will be good fortune.
• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 3. The third line, divided, shows its subject distraught amid the startling movements going on. If those movements excite him to (right) action, there will be no mistake.
• 5. The fifth line, divided, shows its subject going and coming amidst the startling movements (of the time), and always in peril ; but perhaps he will not incur loss, and find business (which he can accomplish).
• 6. The topmost line, divided, shows its subject, amidst the startling movements (of the time), in breathless dismay and looking round him with trembling apprehension. If he take action, there will be evil. If, while the startling movements have not reached his own person and his neighbourhood, (he were to take precautions), there would be no error, though his relatives might (still) speak against him.

51.1.2.3.5.6 (51 > 44) - Shock

One is still allowed to compete because the judges have chosen to be reckless.

51.1.2.3.5.6 (51 > 44) - Shock

One is still allowed to compete because the judges have chosen to be reckless.

51.1.2.3.5.6 (51 > 44) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 1. Le tonnerre approchant, on est plein d’effroi ; puis, quand il est passé, on sourit et on parle tous ensemble (on passe de la crainte à la joie).
• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 3. Le tonnerre émeut, agite ; il pousse à agir justement.
• 5. Le tonnerre allant et venant répand l’effroi ; mais on doit tâcher de ne pas abandonner les affaires entreprises. Même dans le danger pressant, on doit garder le milieu.
• 6. Le tonnerre répand l’effroi et fait partout regarder avec trouble et crainte. S’il atteint et frappe, il causera un grand mal. (Ou : il corrige le mal.) Mais s’il ne frappe ni tel personnage, ni ses voisins, ce ne sera point un mal et fera seulement jaser les habitants d’une même maison.
  Quand le tonnerre gronde, que l’orage éclate, le sage recherche la cause de ce fait (et tâche de profiter de l’avertissement céleste).
  

51.1.2.3.5.6 (51 > 44) - Megrázkódtatás

• 1. Nevethet miután meglátja.
• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 3. Meglátva a szakadást otthagyja őket.
• 5. Szilárdan áll a megrázkódtatás kezdetekor és végigkíséri a többieket míg véget nem ér.
• 6. Elvesztette a leggyengébbet, visszafogottnak kell maradnia míg nem változnak.

51.2.4.5.6 (51 > 61) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 4. The fourth line, undivided, shows its subject, amid the startling movements, supinely sinking (deeper) in the mud.
• 5. The fifth line, divided, shows its subject going and coming amidst the startling movements (of the time), and always in peril ; but perhaps he will not incur loss, and find business (which he can accomplish).
• 6. The topmost line, divided, shows its subject, amidst the startling movements (of the time), in breathless dismay and looking round him with trembling apprehension. If he take action, there will be evil. If, while the startling movements have not reached his own person and his neighbourhood, (he were to take precautions), there would be no error, though his relatives might (still) speak against him.

51.2.4.5.6 (51 > 61) - Shock

One says that others have never had the slightest opportunity to do what one came for.

51.2.4.5.6 (51 > 61) - Shock

One says that others have never had the slightest opportunity to do what one came for.

51.2.4.5.6 (51 > 61) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 4. Le tonnerre approchant trouble et interdit [avant même l’éclair].
• 5. Le tonnerre allant et venant répand l’effroi ; mais on doit tâcher de ne pas abandonner les affaires entreprises. Même dans le danger pressant, on doit garder le milieu.
• 6. Le tonnerre répand l’effroi et fait partout regarder avec trouble et crainte. S’il atteint et frappe, il causera un grand mal. (Ou : il corrige le mal.) Mais s’il ne frappe ni tel personnage, ni ses voisins, ce ne sera point un mal et fera seulement jaser les habitants d’une même maison.
  Quand le tonnerre gronde, que l’orage éclate, le sage recherche la cause de ce fait (et tâche de profiter de l’avertissement céleste).
  

51.2.4.5.6 (51 > 61) - Megrázkódtatás

• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 4. Meg kell szabadítania magát a többiektől mielőtt tovább mehetne.
• 5. Szilárdan áll a megrázkódtatás kezdetekor és végigkíséri a többieket míg véget nem ér.
• 6. Elvesztette a leggyengébbet, visszafogottnak kell maradnia míg nem változnak.

51.1.2.4.5.6 (51 > 59) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 1. The first line, undivided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, looking out and around with apprehension, and afterwards smiling and talking cheerfully. There will be good fortune.
• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 4. The fourth line, undivided, shows its subject, amid the startling movements, supinely sinking (deeper) in the mud.
• 5. The fifth line, divided, shows its subject going and coming amidst the startling movements (of the time), and always in peril ; but perhaps he will not incur loss, and find business (which he can accomplish).
• 6. The topmost line, divided, shows its subject, amidst the startling movements (of the time), in breathless dismay and looking round him with trembling apprehension. If he take action, there will be evil. If, while the startling movements have not reached his own person and his neighbourhood, (he were to take precautions), there would be no error, though his relatives might (still) speak against him.

51.1.2.4.5.6 (51 > 59) - Shock

One carefully weighs the chances of being able to reach one's goal without any resistance.

51.1.2.4.5.6 (51 > 59) - Shock

One carefully weighs the chances of being able to reach one's goal without any resistance.

51.1.2.4.5.6 (51 > 59) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 1. Le tonnerre approchant, on est plein d’effroi ; puis, quand il est passé, on sourit et on parle tous ensemble (on passe de la crainte à la joie).
• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 4. Le tonnerre approchant trouble et interdit [avant même l’éclair].
• 5. Le tonnerre allant et venant répand l’effroi ; mais on doit tâcher de ne pas abandonner les affaires entreprises. Même dans le danger pressant, on doit garder le milieu.
• 6. Le tonnerre répand l’effroi et fait partout regarder avec trouble et crainte. S’il atteint et frappe, il causera un grand mal. (Ou : il corrige le mal.) Mais s’il ne frappe ni tel personnage, ni ses voisins, ce ne sera point un mal et fera seulement jaser les habitants d’une même maison.
  Quand le tonnerre gronde, que l’orage éclate, le sage recherche la cause de ce fait (et tâche de profiter de l’avertissement céleste).
  

51.1.2.4.5.6 (51 > 59) - Megrázkódtatás

• 1. Nevethet miután meglátja.
• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 4. Meg kell szabadítania magát a többiektől mielőtt tovább mehetne.
• 5. Szilárdan áll a megrázkódtatás kezdetekor és végigkíséri a többieket míg véget nem ér.
• 6. Elvesztette a leggyengébbet, visszafogottnak kell maradnia míg nem változnak.

51.2.3.4.5.6 (51 > 9) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 3. The third line, divided, shows its subject distraught amid the startling movements going on. If those movements excite him to (right) action, there will be no mistake.
• 4. The fourth line, undivided, shows its subject, amid the startling movements, supinely sinking (deeper) in the mud.
• 5. The fifth line, divided, shows its subject going and coming amidst the startling movements (of the time), and always in peril ; but perhaps he will not incur loss, and find business (which he can accomplish).
• 6. The topmost line, divided, shows its subject, amidst the startling movements (of the time), in breathless dismay and looking round him with trembling apprehension. If he take action, there will be evil. If, while the startling movements have not reached his own person and his neighbourhood, (he were to take precautions), there would be no error, though his relatives might (still) speak against him.

51.2.3.4.5.6 (51 > 9) - Shock

One shows one's friends what are the difficulties that others have hidden.

51.2.3.4.5.6 (51 > 9) - Shock

One shows one's friends what are the difficulties that others have hidden.

51.2.3.4.5.6 (51 > 9) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 3. Le tonnerre émeut, agite ; il pousse à agir justement.
• 4. Le tonnerre approchant trouble et interdit [avant même l’éclair].
• 5. Le tonnerre allant et venant répand l’effroi ; mais on doit tâcher de ne pas abandonner les affaires entreprises. Même dans le danger pressant, on doit garder le milieu.
• 6. Le tonnerre répand l’effroi et fait partout regarder avec trouble et crainte. S’il atteint et frappe, il causera un grand mal. (Ou : il corrige le mal.) Mais s’il ne frappe ni tel personnage, ni ses voisins, ce ne sera point un mal et fera seulement jaser les habitants d’une même maison.
  Quand le tonnerre gronde, que l’orage éclate, le sage recherche la cause de ce fait (et tâche de profiter de l’avertissement céleste).
  

51.2.3.4.5.6 (51 > 9) - Megrázkódtatás

• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 3. Meglátva a szakadást otthagyja őket.
• 4. Meg kell szabadítania magát a többiektől mielőtt tovább mehetne.
• 5. Szilárdan áll a megrázkódtatás kezdetekor és végigkíséri a többieket míg véget nem ér.
• 6. Elvesztette a leggyengébbet, visszafogottnak kell maradnia míg nem változnak.

51.1.2.3.4.5.6 (51 > 57) - THE KĂN HEXAGRAM.

• 1. The first line, undivided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, looking out and around with apprehension, and afterwards smiling and talking cheerfully. There will be good fortune.
• 2. The second line, divided, shows its subject, when the movement approaches, in a position of peril. He judges it better to let go the articles (in his possession), and to ascend a very lofty height. There is no occasion for him to pursue after (the things he has let go) ; in seven days he will find them.
• 3. The third line, divided, shows its subject distraught amid the startling movements going on. If those movements excite him to (right) action, there will be no mistake.
• 4. The fourth line, undivided, shows its subject, amid the startling movements, supinely sinking (deeper) in the mud.
• 5. The fifth line, divided, shows its subject going and coming amidst the startling movements (of the time), and always in peril ; but perhaps he will not incur loss, and find business (which he can accomplish).
• 6. The topmost line, divided, shows its subject, amidst the startling movements (of the time), in breathless dismay and looking round him with trembling apprehension. If he take action, there will be evil. If, while the startling movements have not reached his own person and his neighbourhood, (he were to take precautions), there would be no error, though his relatives might (still) speak against him.

51.1.2.3.4.5.6 (51 > 57) - Shock

One apologises profusely so as not to have to do more chores.

51.1.2.3.4.5.6 (51 > 57) - Shock

One apologizes profusely so as not to have to do more chores.

51.1.2.3.4.5.6 (51 > 57) - Kán, l’ébranlement

Kán : tonnerre, effroi répandu, crainte.

• 1. Le tonnerre approchant, on est plein d’effroi ; puis, quand il est passé, on sourit et on parle tous ensemble (on passe de la crainte à la joie).
• 2. Quand le tonnerre gronde, le danger arrive, on croit devoir tout abandonner et se retirer en un lieu sûr et élevé. Qu’on ne s’obstine pas à rechercher alors ce qu’on a abandonné ; on le retrouvera quelque temps après. (Quand le danger sera passé.)
• 3. Le tonnerre émeut, agite ; il pousse à agir justement.
• 4. Le tonnerre approchant trouble et interdit [avant même l’éclair].
• 5. Le tonnerre allant et venant répand l’effroi ; mais on doit tâcher de ne pas abandonner les affaires entreprises. Même dans le danger pressant, on doit garder le milieu.
• 6. Le tonnerre répand l’effroi et fait partout regarder avec trouble et crainte. S’il atteint et frappe, il causera un grand mal. (Ou : il corrige le mal.) Mais s’il ne frappe ni tel personnage, ni ses voisins, ce ne sera point un mal et fera seulement jaser les habitants d’une même maison.
  Quand le tonnerre gronde, que l’orage éclate, le sage recherche la cause de ce fait (et tâche de profiter de l’avertissement céleste).
  

51.1.2.3.4.5.6 (51 > 57) - Megrázkódtatás

• 1. Nevethet miután meglátja.
• 2. Ne keresse ami elveszett.
• 3. Meglátva a szakadást otthagyja őket.
• 4. Meg kell szabadítania magát a többiektől mielőtt tovább mehetne.
• 5. Szilárdan áll a megrázkódtatás kezdetekor és végigkíséri a többieket míg véget nem ér.
• 6. Elvesztette a leggyengébbet, visszafogottnak kell maradnia míg nem változnak.