I-CHING Hexagram #21
"Biting Through"
Li The Seesawing, Fire Chen The Exciting, Thunder. The hexagram represents an open mouth with something between its teeth. As a result lips can't close tight. To put them together one has to bite hardly and press the obstacle. The topic of this hexagram is a trial related to criminals, which is opposite to No 6 (referred to a civl one).
It shows the man that with a firm attitude towars rupture, it is possible to achieve union. Making a clear difference between guilt and innocence, punishment is clearly seen and justice wins.
To get started
We are in a moment in which we have overcome all the obstacles, which attempted especially against the desired joint. This is the time of the right things, in the sense of making justice. Although difficult to put into practice and make others obey these rules, it is quite necessary, but these are the right rules, the ones that are fair. They should be taking into account by the law- abiding and the law- breakers in the same extent.
To end
We are approaching a stage in which is necessary to use our energy right. Being "energic" is fine when it is required. We'll undoubtedly get to the place we want, but once there, we will realize that our position there was not as high as we thought it was from here. There is a chance to progress. It will be necessary to make justice, thus, everything will be fine.
sentence
BITING THROUGH has success. - It is favourable to let justice be administered.
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HEXAGRAMS
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