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We often say "you can't pat a tiger's backside." The Lü hexagram uses the metaphor of "treading on a tiger's tail" to vividly warn people that "you can't step on a tiger's tail.
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履虎尾，不咥人。亨。
Treading upon the tiger's tail. It does not bite the person. Success.
上天下泽，履。君子以辨上下，定民志。
We often say "you can't pat a tiger's backside." The Lü hexagram uses the metaphor of "treading on a tiger's tail" to vividly warn people that "you can't step on a tiger's tail." The "tiger" mentioned here does not refer to an actual tiger, but rather symbolizes the dangers one may encounter while walking along life's path.
Hexagram 10, Lu (Treading), should be read from the source note first: We often say "you can't pat a tiger's backside." The Lü hexagram uses the metaphor of "treading on a tiger's tail" to vividly warn people that "you can't step on a tiger's tail. Yarrow uses it for reflection, not fixed prediction.
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