Hexagram 28 · Preponderance of the Great
Da Guo
Upper Lake (Dui) · Lower Wind (Xun)
☱Upper
☴Lower
Line 6
Line 5
Line 4
Line 3
Line 2
Line 1
Judgment
Great Exceeding. The ridgepole bends. It is favorable to have somewhere to go. Success.
Lines
- First line (1): Initial Six: Using white rushes as a mat beneath the offering. No blame.
- Second line (2): Nine in the Second: The withered poplar sprouts new shoots. An old man gets a young wife. Nothing is unfavorable.
- Third line (3): Nine in the Third: The ridgepole bends. Misfortune.
- Fourth line (4): Nine in the Fourth: The ridgepole rises. Good fortune. If there are ulterior motives, regret.
- Fifth line (5): Nine in the Fifth: The withered poplar puts forth flowers. An old woman gets a young husband. No blame, no praise.
- Top line (6): Top Six: Crossing the water, the flood covers the head. Misfortune, but no blame.
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