Inexperience
Trigrams
Upper: Mountain
Lower: Water
Palace
Li Palace
Judgment
<p>Childhood. Prosperous and smooth. It is not I who seek the ignorant, The ignorant seeks me. On the first divination, I give light. Repeating again is contemptuous. Being contemptuous, I give no more instruction. Favorable to be steadfast and upright.</p>
Image
A spring issuing from the mountain -- the image of Inexperience. The superior man, in accordance with this, nourishes his virtue and strives for resoluteness of conduct.
Lines
Position 1: Disciplining the Fool yang
Initial discipline is necessary, but excessive restriction can be counterproductive.
Position 2: Kindness to Fools yin
Showing patience and understanding towards the inexperienced brings good fortune. One is capable of taking on responsibilities.
Position 3: Loss of Self-Control yin
Warning against impulsive or reckless behavior. Maintain self-control and avoid inappropriate attractions.
Position 4: Entangled Folly yin
Being trapped in one's own ignorance or mistakes can lead to humiliation. Recognize and learn from errors.
Position 5: Childlike Innocence yang
Maintaining a humble, open attitude towards learning brings good fortune. Embrace simplicity and innocence.
Position 6: Preventing Transgressions yin
Focus on preventing mistakes rather than punishing them. Wisdom lies in guiding others away from error.