Hexagram 38: K’uei—Opposition
Two women living
together: their aims are peers,
top against bottom.
Heaven and Earth are
about the same; men, women,
everything Kui and
in its class; Johor
turns upward to SLA.
As it is said: a
gentleman regrets
death, not losing a horse. Death
is resettable
for the guilt-free, not
the wicked. A gentleman
will not vary: lay
blame in the master
lane without conceding the
road. Like saying: with
Shi-coated bovine
valves, a man has no end and
no beginning. In
Corfu, Zhixing will
regret inappropriate
trolling. Just as well:
the Jue Eater comes
in a ghost car to place blame
and to celebrate
Bandit Cole’s wedding.
It’s like saying: whenever
it rains, the dead are
suspected. After
the rain: the first arc of fire
and Mr. Cheung’s death.
[Original Chinese (auto-detected as Chinese Simplified) via Bing translator]
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Hexagram 38
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