Six Lines · 六爻
Rescuing with a strong horse. Good fortune.
用撉馬壯，吉。
The first line's good fortune comes from compliance.
初六之吉，順也。
Dispersion — running to what supports you. Remorse fades.
渥奔其机，悔亡。
Rushing to the bench brings fulfillment of desires.
渥奔其机，得愿也。
Dispersing the self. No remorse.
渥其躬，无悔。
Wetting oneself means the intention is outward.
渥其躬，志在外也。
Dispersing the group — supreme good fortune. Dispersion becomes a hill — beyond ordinary thought.
渥其群元吉。渥有丘，匪夷所思。
Wetting the group brings great good fortune through expansive radiance.
渥其群元吉，光大也。
The great call disperses like sweat. The king's stores are scattered abroad. No blame.
渥汗其大號，渥王居，无咎。
The king's dwelling is blameless because of correct positioning.
王居无咎，正位也。
Dispersing the blood, going far away. No blame.
渥去其血，逖出，无咎。
Wetting to remove blood and escape keeps harm at a distance.
渥去血逖出，远害也。