晋
The hexagram Jin always brings to mind the image of a red sun gradually rising over the earth. The Xiang Zhuan commentary describes this hexagram as "compliant and attached to the great brightness, the soft advancing and moving upward.
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康侯用锡马蕃庶，昼日三接。
Progress. The prosperous prince is presented with many horses by the ruler and is received three times in a single day.
明出地上，晋。君子以自昭明德。
The hexagram Jin always brings to mind the image of a red sun gradually rising over the earth. The Xiang Zhuan commentary describes this hexagram as "compliant and attached to the great brightness, the soft advancing and moving upward." The "great brightness" refers to the sun, and "the soft advancing" refers to the manner of gradual rising. Therefore, within the Jin hexagram, whatever accords with "the soft advancing" can be auspicious.
Hexagram 35, Jin (Progress), should be read from the source note first: The hexagram Jin always brings to mind the image of a red sun gradually rising over the earth. The Xiang Zhuan commentary describes this hexagram as "compliant and attached to the great brightness, the soft advancing... Yarrow uses it for reflection, not fixed prediction.
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