Combination
46. Pushing Upward to 7. Discipline
Changing lines
Line 3
The third line, dynamic, shows its subject ascending upwards as into an empty city. Line three describes the bold and fearless advance of its subject. According to the K'ang-hsi editors, there is a shade of condemnation here. He is too bold, "he has no doubt or hesitation," but is presuming rather on his strength.
The present judgment
Pushing Upward means successful progress. Have no anxiety about meeting with the great man. An advance to the south is fortunate.
The later judgment
Discipline indicates that with firm correctness and a leader of age and experience, there will be good fortune and no error.
What the move asks
Sustained progress requires steady, incremental effort guided by consistent discipline.
What people asked about
The most common topic is Life in general.
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