初六。剥牀以足、蔑貞、凶。
Bed legs are peeled away—ignoring correctness brings misfortune. Foundation erodes first.
Sanchi-haku / Bō
A mountain crumbles onto the earth—things fall away. Now is time to endure and wait.
剥。不利有攸往。
Splitting apart. Not favorable to go anywhere.
Do not push; conserve strength until decay passes.
Interpretations if the line changes.
Bed legs are peeled away—ignoring correctness brings misfortune. Foundation erodes first.
The bed frame is peeled—again misfortune if you ignore rightness. Decay spreads.
Peeling away—no blame. Accept loss without resistance.
Peeling to the skin—misfortune. Damage reaches the person.
Stringing fish; favored like palace attendants—nothing unfavorable. Proper ordering preserves favor.
Large fruit not eaten—the noble gains a carriage; the petty loses his hut. The worthy are preserved amid decay.
Relationship cools—avoid forcing progress.
Hard period; maintain and avoid big moves.
Prone to weakness—rest and recover.
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