有孚，元吉。
山下有泽，损；君子以惩忿窒欲。
A time for decreasing yourself in order to benefit others. Drawing this hexagram invites you to rein in private wants and to subtract with discernment, knowing when to take away and when to add.
A reflection written by Yarrow Yi, not a quotation from the classic. What, if anything, does this theme bring to your attention today?
This is line 4, counted from the bottom. Its original Chinese text is below; explore how changing lines work.
六四：损其疾，使遄有喜，无咎。
损其疾，亦可喜也。
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