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From < 14.mycal8 -- Great Measure - YouTube > Hexagram  14 By: James Byrd I.The Oracle   A. Hexagram four-teen is called Da You , or Great Possessing. Various interpretations include Possession in Great Measure or The Great Possession. The lower trigram is Qian : force or heaven, and the upper trigram is Li : radiance or fire.         B. The Judgment    1. Possession in Great Measure.    2. Supreme success. C. The Image   1. Fire in heaven above:       a) The image of Possession in Great Measure.       b) Thus the superior man curbs evil and furthers good,            And thereby obeys the benevolent will of heaven.  II. My interpretation   A. " Great Harvest " With this hexagram, we see a person who has overtime acquired great possessions and that is due not so muc...

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