The same reading, taken through each animal of the Chinese zodiac.
鼠
Rat
You cannot act without an angle, and today the angle is what meets trouble. Do one thing with no advantage in it. The hexagram is specific that the innocence has to be real.
牛
Ox
You act naturally and slowly, in step with the season, which is the hexagram exactly. Today the addition is uprightness: make sure the natural thing is also the right one, then do it.
虎
Tiger
You will act first and be innocent about it afterwards. Today the innocence has to come first. Act without calculation and without haste, which for you are two different disciplines.
兔
Rabbit
You do the careful thing and call it innocent. Care is premeditation. Today do the plain thing without the safeguards, upright and unarranged.
龍
Dragon
You will act grandly and call it natural. Today the natural act is small and in season. Do it without the scale, and the hexagram's four great words are for that.
蛇
Snake
Nothing you do is unpremeditated. Today one thing must be. Do it and do not explain it, since the explanation is where the calculation lives.
馬
Horse
You act without thinking and the hexagram asks for acting without calculating, which is different. Today be upright as well as quick. The season rewards the first, not the second.
羊
Goat
You will do the innocent thing and ask whether it was right. Today it was, if it was upright. Act, and do not audit the act for approval afterwards.
猴
Monkey
You cannot resist the clever version of the plain act. Today the plain version. The hexagram turns against whoever has an angle, and cleverness is one.
雞
Rooster
You will do the correct thing and call it innocent. Correctness is a calculation. Today do the natural thing, in step with the season, and let correctness follow if it does.
狗
Dog
You act loyally without calculating, which is close to the hexagram. Today check the loyalty is upright rather than merely faithful. The innocent act serves the right thing, not just the near one.
豬
Pig
You act naturally and comfortably. Today the Judgment asks whether the natural act is upright. If it is, the day is yours; if it is only comfortable, undertake nothing.