隨	17 Sui Pursuit
Your primary plea is heard. Good omen. No harm will come.
===   ===	They seized him and bound him. Then they loosened his ropes. With this omen the king sacrificed to the spirit of West Mountain.
=========	Captured at the celebration. There will be good fortune.
=========	In pursuit, there was a catch. Omen of misfortune. If captives are taken on the road, will it be harmful to use them for a covenant?
===   ===	Tie up the old man and lose the son. In pursuit, he got what he wanted. Good omen for occupying a settlement.
=== o ===	Tie up the son and lose the old man.
====x====	There was a change of residence. Omen of good fortune. Associating with others outside will bring results.
困	47 Kun Distress
Your plea is heard. Omen of the great one. Good fortune. No harm will come. There is talk but it is not believed.
===   ===	Distressed by vines and creepers, he is tripped up. This is called “to act is to regret”. There will be problems. An attack will bring good fortune.
=========	Distressed with amputation by the burgundy knees, he slowly extricates himself. By this omen it is time to offer sacrifice.
=========	He comes slowly, distressed by a bronze carriage. There will be an end to regret.
===   ===	Distressed by stone, he grasps at thorns. Entering his palace he does not see his wife. There will be misfortune.
=========	He is distressed with food and wine, and then come the scarlet knees. By this omen it is time to offer sacrifice. An attack will bring misfortune. No harm will come.
===   ===	Buttocks distressed by a wooden staff, he enters the dark valley and is not seen for three years.