The same reading, taken through each animal of the Chinese zodiac.
鼠
Rat
You have more than you need and will store it. This week the Image says promote with it. Decide what the surplus advances, and the storing is the harm to curb.
牛
Ox
Your possession is built and held. This week the holding is willing, the hexagram says, not tight. Let some of the surplus go to what is good, deliberately.
虎
Tiger
You have surplus force this week. Curb what is harmful, the Image says first, before encouraging the good. The order is for you.
兔
Rabbit
You have more than you need and will keep it safe. This week safety is not the mandate. Encourage something good with the surplus, visibly, and the possession is used.
龍
Dragon
Great possession is your birthright and the hexagram makes it a duty. This week decide, daily, what you promote with it. The pile is not the reading; the promoting is.
蛇
Snake
You have surplus and nobody knows. This week the fire is high above heaven, visible. Let the possession be seen going to what is good.
馬
Horse
You have more than you need and will spend it on the road. This week spend it on what is good where you are. The mandate is accepted in place.
羊
Goat
You have surplus and will give it away to be liked. This week give it to what is good, which may not be what is asked for. Discrimination is the duty.
猴
Monkey
You have more than you need and will play with it. This week the Image is serious: curb the harmful, encourage the good. Play is neither, and the surplus goes to one of the two.
雞
Rooster
You have surplus and will judge its recipients. This week judge what is good and what is harmful, and then act on the judgement rather than only forming it.
狗
Dog
You have more than you need and will give it to those you guard. This week ask whether what you guard is good. The mandate discriminates, and loyalty does not.
豬
Pig
This is your week: abundance, more than enough. The hexagram asks what you do with it. Decide each day what the surplus goes to, and let that be the possession.