Combination

54. Improper Advances to 60. Limitation

Changing lines

Line 4
The fourth line, dynamic, shows the young woman who is to be married off protracting the time. She may be late in being married, but the time will come. Line four is dynamic, where it should be magnetic, but in the case of a female the indication is not bad. The subject of the line, however, is in no haste. She waits, and the good time will come. It is she who puts off the marriage, not the other way around.
Line 5
The fifth line, magnetic, reminds us of the marrying of the younger sister of King Ti-yi, when the sleeves of the princess were not equal to those of the still younger sister who accompanied her in an inferior capacity. The case suggests the thought of the moon almost full. There will be good fortune. The King's sister is here honorably married, suggesting that the adornment she preferred was the "ornament of the hidden man of the heart.” Ch'eng-tzu says: "The moon is not full, but only nearly full. A wife ought not to eclipse her husband.” She is in the place of honor, with a proper correlate in line two.

Propriety indicates that action will be evil, and in no wise advantageous.

Restrictive Regulations bring progress and success, but if they are severe and difficult they cannot be permanent.

Exercise patience and establish clear boundaries to navigate transitions that require restraint rather than impulsive action.

The most common topic is Life in general.

Write after you know the outcome. Use a name that is not your legal name. You can take this down later.