This day is designated as inauspicious and stable. The Qi is too yin. Avoid using this day for any major undertaking.
A stable day is good for starting something you want to last a long time.
The lunar mansion is Bi, Wall. It promises prosperity. Avoid traveling south, however.
If you were born in a year or day of Snake, Rooster, or Ox, this may be a busy day. You should have a sense of direction.
Pig, the sign of the day, is in harmony with Rabbit, Sheep, Rat, Ox, and Tiger; neutral with Dragon, Horse, Rooster, and Dog; and clashes with Snake, Monkey, and Pig.
The I Ching hexagram for this day, using the King Wen method, is number 64, line 3.
Hexagram 64 is WeiJi, Before Completion. The little fox gets his tail in the water just before completing his crossing. Nothing is advantageous.
Line 3 If your course is wrong, begin again. The zodiac signs of line 3 are Horse and Dragon. By the element of the season, Horse is strong, Dragon is weak. By the element of the hexagram, Horse signifies friends and colleagues, Dragon signifies the development of creative and business interests. Horse clashes with the signs of changing line, 1; Dragon is in harmony. Horse and Dragon are neutral with the sign of the day. Horse is in harmony with the sign of the month; Dragon is neutral. The sequence of elements tells us to act, but not to oppose, and, if you are at a stalemate, meditate. The Metal of Metal Pig day puts a dragon in line 3. The dragon is very flexible and adaptible.
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