35. PROGRESS
Chin
The Judgement
PROGRESS. The powerful prince Is honored with horses in large numbers. In a single day he is granted audience three times.
The Image
The sun rises over the earth: The image of PROGRESS. Thus the superior man himself Brightens his bright virtue.
The Lines
Nine at the top: Making progress with the horns. One is aware of the danger and has good fortune. No blame. Perseverance brings humiliation.
The Image says: 'Making progress with the horns.' The way is not yet glorious.
Six in the fifth place: Remorse disappears. Take not gain and loss to heart. Undertakings bring good fortune. Everything serves to further.
The Image says: 'Take not gain and loss to heart.' To go forward brings congratulation.
Nine in the fourth place: Progress like a hamster. Perseverance brings danger.
The Image says: 'Progress like a hamster. Perseverance brings danger.' The place is not the right one.
Six in the third place: All are in accord. Remorse disappears.
The Image says: 'All are in accord.' The will is directed upward.
Six in the second place: Progressing, but in sorrow. Perseverance brings good fortune. One receives great happiness from one's ancestress.
The Image says: 'One receives great happiness,' because one is in the middle and correct.
Six at the beginning: Progressing, but turned back. Perseverance brings good fortune. If one meets with no confidence, one should remain calm. No blame.
The Image says: 'Progressing, but turned back.' One walks alone in the right. 'If one remains calm, no blame.' One has not yet received the command.