三錢六擲大Cast简繁

Daxu, six in the fourth placeHexagram 26, line 4 · Daxu (Great Restraint) · changing to 14

The line

Text童牛之牿,元吉。A headboard on a young bull. Supreme good fortune.

In plain wordsTying a crossbar on the head of a calf whose horns haven't grown yet. Heading off a problem before it appears takes the least effort. Great good fortune.

The Image commentary on this line

六四元吉,有喜也。

The "supreme good fortune" of the six in the fourth place: there is joy.

The small Image commentary is the earliest explanation of the line texts. It usually explains a line from its position: where it stands, whether it holds the center, and which line answers it.

Verdict

吉Favorable. This text describes a good outcome. Act the way it says and the matter can succeed. The promise has a condition: keep to the right course.

  • 元吉 supreme good fortune: the best outcome the text can give

How to read good fortune, misfortune, regret, humiliation and no blame →

Asking about work, love or money

Work
The problems have not surfaced yet, which makes this the time to set the rules. While things are still small, make the process, the division of work and the boundaries clear. It takes the least effort and goes the most smoothly.
Love
Before small frictions turn into big conflicts, talk things through early, and make clear what each of you cares about and where your limits are. Say it now, and it will be understood at once.
Money
Before careless spending becomes a habit, set yourself some rules: a budget, regular saving, no lending money on a whim. Getting it under control now takes the least effort and does the most good.

This is how to read it when this is the only changing line. With several changing lines, first see which text governs; for the hexagram as a whole, see Daxu.

Line position

A yin line in a yin place: it is in its proper place. Its partner is the first line, which is its opposite, so the two answer each other.

Fourth place: next to the ruler, a place of caution. Serve those above with care.

Proper place, center and correspondence explained →

When you get this line

If this is the only changing line in your cast (three inscribed sides, old yin), this line is your answer. The primary hexagram is Daxu (Great Restraint); when this line changes it becomes Dayou (Great Possession): hexagram 26 changing to 14.

Which text to read with several changing lines →