The 64 hexagrams · Hexagram 22
What does I Ching hexagram 22, Adornment, mean?
賁Mountain 艮 above
Fire 離 below
Hexagram 22 of the I Ching is Adornment (賁), Mountain over Fire. Its judgment opens “Adornment: success.”
The judgment
賁:亨。小利有攸往。Adornment: success. Small gains in setting out.Zhou Yi 周易, 賁, judgment. Source
The six lines
Read from the bottom up. In a cast, only the lines that move are read, and they turn the hexagram into another one. Here they are in the original; a reading translates the moving lines and reads them for the question asked.
- First line初九:賁其趾,舍車而徒。
- Second line六二:賁其須。
- Third line九三:賁如濡如,永貞吉。
- Fourth line六四:賁如皤如,白馬翰如,匪寇婚媾。
- Fifth line六五:賁於丘園,束帛戔戔,吝,終吉。
- Top line上九:白賁,无咎。
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