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The Tuan Commentary on the hexagram Jie ("Restraint" or "Regulation") says "occupying the proper position with restraint," and also says "central, upright, and unobstructed.
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亨。苦节，不可贞。
Limitation. Success. Bitter limitation must not be persisted in.
泽上有水，节。君子以制数度，议德行。
The Tuan Commentary on the hexagram Jie ("Restraint" or "Regulation") says "occupying the proper position with restraint," and also says "central, upright, and unobstructed." When the right timing is made manifest through one's position, then "the position is proper." By exercising restraint at the right time from a position of proper uprightness, the regulation can attain the ideal state of being "central, upright, and unobstructed.
Hexagram 60, Jie (Limitation), should be read from the source note first: The Tuan Commentary on the hexagram Jie ("Restraint" or "Regulation") says "occupying the proper position with restraint," and also says "central, upright, and unobstructed. Yarrow uses it for reflection, not fixed prediction.
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