26. Great Taming
The Lines
1. [9] The man wishes to move ahead, but he faces great
obstacles, and these prevent him from doing anything. The result would not be
good if he tried to move ahead anyway, so he waits for a more auspicious time
when his abilities will have a greater chance to succeed.
2. [9] Opposing forces are overwhelming, and there is no
thought of making an advance. There is no other course to take but to wait, to
conserve resources, and to move ahead when the possibility opens.
3. [9] A way finally opens for advancement and the man can
move ahead with companions having the same desire for progress. But he must do
so with caution, keeping his sights on his goal. Since the way is clear, it
would be easy for him to lose control and permit things to get out of hand or
to suffer reverses.
4. [6] The way is clear, and there is great energy in
reserve for advancement. Great success is assured if the man keeps this energy
under careful control.
5. [6] Great, uncontrolled force may be directed toward the
accomplishment of great works, not by confrontation and direct opposition, but
indirectly, through influence, persuasion and wise
management.
6. [9] The height of successful accomplishment is achieved.
All obstacles are removed and there is nothing to stand in the way. The
energies that have been held in reserve are now set free, great works are
carried to completion, and all come under the man's influence.
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