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.
===   ===	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.
===   ===	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.
屯	3 Tun A Bunch
Your primary plea is heard. A good omen. Do not use this omen to go on a journey. Now is the time to establish fiefdoms.
===   ===	Horse carts are rumbling. Tears and blood are flowing.
=========	Tallow in bunches. For the minor query, a good omen. For the major query, a bad omen.
===   ===	Horse carts are rumbling. If you seek a wedding match, to go on a journey wil bring good fortune. All signs are favorable.
===   ===	He draws near, but there is no gamekeeper. The doe enters the forest. A nobleman at risk would rather give up the chase. To go on will bring cause for regret.
===   ===	Bunching and bucking, horse carts are rumbling. “No thieves here, only a wedding pair.” Omen for a girl: if you do not conceive now, in ten years you will.
=========	Back and forth. Good omen for occupying a home. Now is the time to establish fiefdoms.