既濟	63 Ji Ji Across the Stream
Your plea is heard. Good omen for small matters. Good fortune in the beginning, disorder in the end.
=== o ===	It drenches its head. Danger.
=========	The eastern neighbor slaughtered an ox. It will not receive as full a blessing as the western neighbor's sacrifice.
=== o ===	He drenches in his wadded jacket. Be vigilant all day long.
====x====	The High Ancestor attacked the Land of Ghosts, and conquered it in three years. The lowborn should not use this omen.
===   ===	His wife loses her hairpiece. Do not look for it. In seven days she will find it.
=========	His wheels are dragging. It drenches its tail. No harm will come.
無妄	25 Wu Wang Pestilence
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.
=========	Pestilence. Going on a journey will bring good fortune.