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In the Qian (Humility) hexagram, all six lines bring favorable outcomes. The first, second, and third lines all obtain "auspiciousness" because of the virtue of humility.
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亨。君子有终。
Modesty: success. The noble person who holds fast to modesty brings things to a good end.
地中有山，谦。君子以裒多益寡，称物平施。
In the Qian (Humility) hexagram, all six lines bring favorable outcomes. The first, second, and third lines all obtain "auspiciousness" because of the virtue of humility. The fourth and fifth lines both result in "nothing that is not beneficial" because of humility. The top sixth line, because the virtue of humility has reached its peak, is judged as "it is advantageous to march troops." Looking across all six lines, not one is inauspicious.
Hexagram 15, Qian (Modesty), should be read from the source note first: In the Qian (Humility) hexagram, all six lines bring favorable outcomes. The first, second, and third lines all obtain "auspiciousness" because of the virtue of humility. Yarrow uses it for reflection, not fixed prediction.
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