Zhouyi BenyiLine statement
Six in the Second Place is central and correct, but lacks correspondence and aid above; hence it wishes to advance yet feels sorrowful. If a diviner like this can maintain correctness, it will be auspicious, and he will receive blessings from his royal mother.
'Royal mother' refers to Six in the Fifth Place, representing an auspicious divination of offering sacrifice to a deceased ancestress; all instances where a Yin line occupies an honored position belong to this category.
The third line is neither central nor correct and ought to have remorse, but because it and the two Yin lines below all wish to advance upward, it is trusted by the multitude and remorse disappears.