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The hexagram Sheng embodies the image of a tree growing out of the earth. Its judgment uses the phrase "marching south brings good fortune" as a metaphor for how life needs the warmth of sunlight.
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元亨，用见大人，勿恤，南征吉。
Pushing Upward. Supreme success. It furthers one to see the great person. Do not worry. Setting forth toward the south brings good fortune.
地中生木，升。君子以顺德，积小以高大。
The hexagram Sheng embodies the image of a tree growing out of the earth. Its judgment uses the phrase "marching south brings good fortune" as a metaphor for how life needs the warmth of sunlight. The Xiang commentary explains "the soft rises with the times" to show that ascent depends on the right timing and cannot be forced. Looking at the hexagram's image, growth is a continuous process, and also one in which small accumulations build into something great.
Hexagram 46, Sheng (Pushing Upward), should be read from the source note first: The hexagram Sheng embodies the image of a tree growing out of the earth. Its judgment uses the phrase "marching south brings good fortune" as a metaphor for how life needs the warmth of sunlight. Yarrow uses it for reflection, not fixed prediction.
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