| 無妄 | 25 Wu WangPestilence |
| Your primary plea is heard. A good omen. His misconduct brings disaster. It is not the right time to go on a journey. | |
| ========= | Pestilence. There will be disaster in traveling. No signs are favorable. |
| ========= | The pestilence disease. Without medicine there will be a joyous recovery. |
| ========= | Omen or approval. No harm will come. |
| === === | The pestilence disaster. If tied to an ox, what the traveler will gain is what the townspeople will lose. |
| === === | “Do not plow, and reap a crop. Break no ground, and the land is tilled.” So now is the time to go on a journey. |
| ====x==== | Pestilence. Going on a journey will bring good fortune. |
| 否 | 12 PiWrongdoing |
| Wrong are the non-human. Not a good omen for the nobleman. The great departs and the small arrives. | |
| ========= | Overthrow the wrongdoer. First there is wrongoing. Later there is joy. |
| ========= | He ceases wrongdoing. There will be good fortune for the great one. No more! No more! Tie it to a bundled mulberry. |
| ========= | We have a mandate. No harm will come. A pair of lia-birds. Blessings are bestowed. |
| === === | Bundle and proffer it. |
| === === | Bundle the offering. For the lowborn there will be good fortune. For the great one it is wrong. Your plea is heard. |
| === === | Pull up the thatch grass and with it come the roots. Omen of good fortune. Your plea is heard. |