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The hexagram Yi represents the image of nourishment. All living beings must be nourished in order to live, and worthy people must be nourished in order to be useful. Therefore the sages were extremely careful about the way of "nourishment.
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贞吉。观颐，自求口实。
Nourishment. Steadfastness brings good fortune. Observe what is nourished, and seek your own sustenance.
山下有雷，颐。君子以慎言语，节饮食。
The hexagram Yi represents the image of nourishment. All living beings must be nourished in order to live, and worthy people must be nourished in order to be useful. Therefore the sages were extremely careful about the way of "nourishment." For example, Kongzi "did not seek to be full when eating" and "would not eat meat that was not cut properly." There are two kinds of nourishment: being nourished by others, or "seeking sustenance" to nourish oneself.
Hexagram 27, Yi (Nourishment), should be read from the source note first: The hexagram Yi represents the image of nourishment. All living beings must be nourished in order to live, and worthy people must be nourished in order to be useful. Yarrow uses it for reflection, not fixed prediction.
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