What this change means
The king comes to his house, and there's nothing to worry about: that's the image of the fifth line, the only one moving. A balanced inner attitude gives you a steady hand over the situation and helps others move forward. Leadership here comes from calm, not from pressure. As the upper Wind turns to Mountain, the figure becomes 22 Good Manners, fire below the mountain. The resulting hexagram suggests how that balance shows itself: through kindness, courtesy and care in everyday dealings. What might seem a small thing elsewhere makes the difference now. It's a time to handle daily matters well rather than launch great undertakings. So lead your household or team with a settled heart and gracious manners. Pay attention to the small courtesies, keep your center, and let others grow through the example you set.
What to read, in order
Marked ● is what Zhu Xi's tradition puts at the center for this number of moving lines.
- Line 5 of 37 The Tribe
A balanced inner attitude will give you control over situations and help others make progress.
The king comes to his house. Do not worry. Good fortune.
- The judgment of 37 The Tribe
Right relationships, with everyone in their proper place and fully carrying out their role, will move things forward and make success last. Your words need to match your actions so they come across as genuine.
The constancy of the woman is favorable.
- The judgment of 22 Good Manners
It's a time to be kind and courteous and to use good manners with others if you want good results in what you undertake. What might seem superficial at another time leads you to success now. It's a time to handle everyday matters, not great undertakings.
Success. In small things, it is favorable to have somewhere to go.
The trigrams
The way back
22 Good Manners → 37 The Tribeline 5
Other transformations of The Tribe
Make your own cast
The answer changes with the question. Toss the coins and see which lines move for you.