无妄
The "Shuo Gua" says, "Nothing moves the myriad things more swiftly than thunder," and also, "The Lord comes forth in Zhen." The "Chu Xue Ji" cites a memorial submitted by Lang Zhuan of the Han dynasty, which says: "Thunder, in heaven and earth, is the eldest...
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元亨，利贞。其匪正有眚，不利有攸往。
Innocence. Supreme success. Steadfastness furthers. Whoever departs from the right meets with misfortune; it is not favorable to undertake anything.
天下雷行，物与无妄。先王以茂对时育万物。
The "Shuo Gua" says, "Nothing moves the myriad things more swiftly than thunder," and also, "The Lord comes forth in Zhen." The "Chu Xue Ji" cites a memorial submitted by Lang Zhuan of the Han dynasty, which says: "Thunder, in heaven and earth, is the eldest son, because it is the foremost in rank, and the myriad things come forth and withdraw together with it. Thunder emerges from the earth for one hundred and eighty-three days starting from the second month; when thunder comes forth, the myriad things come forth.
Hexagram 25, Wu Wang (Innocence), should be read from the source note first: The "Shuo Gua" says, "Nothing moves the myriad things more swiftly than thunder," and also, "The Lord comes forth in Zhen. Yarrow uses it for reflection, not fixed prediction.
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