未济
The sixty-four hexagrams end with "Wei Ji" (Not Yet Complete), which inevitably makes people recall again and again what the "Xi Ci" commentary says: "Did the author of the Yi have anxieties and concerns?
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亨。小狐汔济，濡其尾，无攸利。
Before Completion. Success is possible. The little fox, almost across the stream, wets its tail. Nothing furthers.
火在水上，未济。君子以慎辨物居方。
The sixty-four hexagrams end with "Wei Ji" (Not Yet Complete), which inevitably makes people recall again and again what the "Xi Ci" commentary says: "Did the author of the Yi have anxieties and concerns?" The Wei Ji hexagram shows the image of water and fire being incompatible, of yin and yang being misplaced. The "Shi Jing" says: "Nothing is without a beginning, but few can reach a proper end.
Hexagram 64, Wei Ji (Before Completion), should be read from the source note first: The sixty-four hexagrams end with "Wei Ji" (Not Yet Complete), which inevitably makes people recall again and again what the "Xi Ci" commentary says: "Did the author of the Yi have anxieties and concerns? Yarrow uses it for reflection, not fixed prediction.
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