Exact classical source
明两作,离。大人以继明照于四方。
Yarrow editorial translation. Brightness rises twice: The Clinging. Thus the great person continues the light and illuminates the four directions.
Yarrow / Source Notes / 2026-07-17
Yarrow Image-to-Action note · 2026-07-17
Read Hexagram 30 Li through brightness that rises again, then replace a one-time incident notice with continuing visible status.
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明两作,离。大人以继明照于四方。
Yarrow editorial translation. Brightness rises twice: The Clinging. Thus the great person continues the light and illuminates the four directions.
One light is followed by another, so illumination reaches beyond a single flash and continues across the whole field.
An incident notice appears once, then affected people receive no continuing state, change, or time for the next check.
During the incident, update one authoritative status board every thirty minutes. Copy the same timestamped state, material change, and next check time to every affected channel, and continue even when the update is 'no change' until closure is announced.
The source emphasizes repeated brightness and continuing illumination. The status board supplies one light, while the thirty-minute cadence and every affected channel make that light recur; a stated next check prevents silence from replacing visibility before closure.
Which affected channel will go dark before the next scheduled check?
Informative and caring: predictable incident updates reduce avoidable uncertainty without pretending the incident is already resolved.
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