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Laozi said: "Do not display what is desirable, so that the heart will not be disturbed." The entire meaning of the Gen hexagram lies in restraining such disturbance, which is why every line in the hexagram speaks of stopping through "gen" (restraint), and...
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艮其背，不获其身；行其庭，不见其人，无咎。
Keeping Still signifies restraint. Keeping the back still, one no longer feels the body. Walking in the courtyard, one does not see the people. No blame.
兼山，艮。君子以思不出其位。
Laozi said: "Do not display what is desirable, so that the heart will not be disturbed." The entire meaning of the Gen hexagram lies in restraining such disturbance, which is why every line in the hexagram speaks of stopping through "gen" (restraint), and stopping brings no misfortune. The Xiang Commentary states: "When it is time to stop, then stop; when it is time to act, then act; in motion and stillness, do not miss the proper timing.
Hexagram 52, Gen (Keeping Still Mountain), should be read from the source note first: Laozi said: "Do not display what is desirable, so that the heart will not be disturbed." The entire meaning of the Gen hexagram lies in restraining such disturbance, which is why every line in the hexagram speaks of... Yarrow uses it for reflection, not fixed prediction.
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