归妹
The hexagram Gui Mei uses symbolic scenes to express and depict the beauty of marriage. Thunder is above and moves, while Dui is below and rejoices; the eldest son stirs and the youngest daughter delights.
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征凶，无攸利。
The Marrying Maiden. To advance brings misfortune. Nothing furthers.
泽上有雷，归妹。君子以永终知敝。
The hexagram Gui Mei uses symbolic scenes to express and depict the beauty of marriage. Thunder is above and moves, while Dui is below and rejoices; the eldest son stirs and the youngest daughter delights. This is the "great principle of Heaven and Earth" embodied in Gui Mei. Among ordinary people, this great principle is interpreted as the guiding rule of life: "When a man comes of age he should marry, and when a woman comes of age she should wed.
Hexagram 54, Gui Mei (The Marrying Maiden), should be read from the source note first: The hexagram Gui Mei uses symbolic scenes to express and depict the beauty of marriage. Thunder is above and moves, while Dui is below and rejoices; the eldest son stirs and the youngest daughter delights. Yarrow uses it for reflection, not fixed prediction.
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