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The 64 Chapters--62(4)

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Six at the top means: He passes him by, not meeting him. The flying bird leaves him. Misfortune. This means bad luck and injury. If one overshoots the goal, one cannot hit it. If a bird will not come

Six at the top means:
He passes him by, not meeting him.
The flying bird leaves him.
Misfortune.
This means bad luck and injury.
If one overshoots the goal, one cannot hit it. If a bird will not come to its nest but flies higher and higher, it eventually falls into the hunter\'s net. He who in times of extraordinary salience of small things does not know how to call a halt, but restlessly seeks to press on and on, draws on himself misfortune at the hands of gods and men, because he deviates from the order of nature.
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