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𝍏䦯。陰陽交跌，相闔成一，其禍泣萬物。 |
| | The imperial edict was issued. Yin and Yang clash and collapse, converging into one, their calamity weeping all things.
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初一，圜方杌棿，其內窾換。測曰，「圜方杌棿」、內相失也。 |
| | On the first day, roundness and squareness waver; within them, hollows are exchanged. Interpretation: "Roundness and squareness waver"—this signifies the inner loss of mutual alignment.
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次二，䦯無間。測曰，「無間」之「䦯」、一其二也。 |
| | Second, the imperial edict is unbroken. Interpretation: The "imperial edict" of "unbroken"—this signifies unity within duality.
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次三，龍襲非其穴，光亡于室。測曰，「龍襲非穴」、失其常也。 |
| | Third, the dragon invades a den that is not its own; light perishes in the chamber. Interpretation: "The dragon invades a non-native den"—this signifies losing one's usual state.
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次四，臭肥滅鼻，利美貞。測曰，「滅鼻」之「貞」、沒所勞也。 |
| | Fourth, foul stench destroys the nose; profit and beauty remain true. Interpretation: The "truth" of "destroying the nose"—this signifies being free from toil.
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次五，齧骨折齒，滿缶。測曰，「齧骨折齒」、大貪利也。 |
| | Fifth, gnawed bones and broken teeth; a full jar. Interpretation: "Gnawed bones and broken teeth"—this signifies great greed for profit.
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次六，飲汗吭吭，得其膏滑。測曰，「飲汗吭吭」、道足嗜也。 |
| | Sixth, drinking sweat with labored breathing, one gains its greasy smoothness. Interpretation: "Drinking sweat with labored breathing"—this signifies a path filled with desires.
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次七，䦯其差，前合後離。測曰，「䦯其差」、其合離也。 |
| | Seventh, the imperial edict reveals its discrepancy; what was once united now separates front and back. Interpretation: "The imperial edict reveals its discrepancies"—this signifies union and separation.
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次八，輔其折，廅其缺，其人暉且偈。測曰，「輔折」「廅缺」、猶可善也。 |
| | Eighth, support what is broken; mend what is lacking; the person shines yet remains silent. Interpretation: "Supporting the broken" and "mending the lacking"—these are still capable of goodness.
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上九，陰陽啟𠯒，其變赤白。測曰，「陰陽啟𠯒」、極則反也。 |
| | Ninth, Yin and Yang initiate transformation; their change becomes red and white. Interpretation: "Yin and Yang initiating transformation"—this signifies reaching an extreme, then reversing.
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