初六。鴻漸于干、小子厲、有言、无咎。
Wild goose reaches the shore—young son faces danger and talk, yet no blame. Early stage is shaky but acceptable.
Fūzan-zen / Jiàn
Geese fly in order—progress comes by stages. Do not rush.
漸。女歸吉、利貞。
Gradual progress. Marriage of the woman is good; benefit in correctness.
Follow proper sequence; patience brings success.
Interpretations if the line changes.
Wild goose reaches the shore—young son faces danger and talk, yet no blame. Early stage is shaky but acceptable.
Goose reaches a rock—eats and drinks happily—good fortune. Stable footing early.
Goose on land; husband goes and does not return, wife pregnant but no child—misfortune. Useful to resist bandits. Midway risks loss—defend against threats.
Goose on a tree; perhaps gets a branch—no blame. A precarious perch but workable.
Goose on a hill; wife not pregnant for three years—finally nothing overcomes it—good fortune. Slow but eventual success.
Goose reaches the highway; its feathers can be used for ritual—good fortune. Final stage benefits all.
Stepwise courtship is lucky; ideal for marriage stability.
Advance gradually; each stage matters.
Recover step by step; avoid haste.
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