What does it mean to see the dragon in the field and benefit adults in the Book of Changes? Solve. . .

See the dragon in the field, see, show, show, break through the ground. Dragons are the most powerful species in ancient times. It is more powerful and omnipotent than many birds and animals. It is a symbol of fire, water, earthquake and volcano. Adults are gentlemen, saints and great men who exercise heaven. Hidden dragon, don't use it. In other words, people with lofty aspirations have the potential of dragons, and they can learn to control, transform heaven and earth, benefit everything, and control everything in good weather. No, it doesn't mean no, but nothing to do. The newborn dragon competes with all kinds of birds and animals on the earth, conquers evil and leads everything to seek good and avoid evil. The dragon is not in the water or in the sky, but on the ground. Living and growing up with animals will inevitably lead to fighting and fighting for justice. I can't dive, I can't climb clouds, I can only fight animals by myself. The representative of diving won the support of the people. Yun Teng said that he led the times and was admired by the people. Seeing adults is fighting for truth and justice and acting according to heaven. Therefore, every hexagram of the Book of Changes always adheres to one purpose, carries out the only goal, and preaches justice and truth according to heaven. When a gentleman works, he will of course be an adult in the future. The work here is relative to Kun, and the concepts of Yin and Yang are complementary. A gentleman is aboveboard, faces difficulties and hates evil. So be careful during the day, sum up experience at night, find out the shortcomings, correct and improve. The core of the two hexagrams of Gankun is to look at the leaderless group with nine, which is auspicious. This is the goal. Use number six, Li Yongzhen. It's a matter of method. Each hanging of the Book of Changes has six hexagrams, representing the three elements of heaven, earth and man, which are divided into two stages: yin and yang, and the first three hexagrams represent the integration of the unknown and practice. What is unknown is human desires, goals and ideals, and the basic conditions for human survival are known. Through learning and progress, human beings have understood the mystery of dragon nature and verified the truth through practice. The third is to represent human beings, constantly improve their thinking and wisdom, set higher and newer goals from the height of philosophy, constantly turn the unknown into the known in practice, and constantly set higher and bigger goals on the basis of the known. The first three elements belong to Yang, representing congenital. In the early days of mankind, it was a stage of learning from nature and making continuous progress. The last three are yin, representing the day after tomorrow. According to the principle of the combination of Yin and Yang, Yang is the exterior and Yin is the interior. Because the first three hexagrams are yang and the essence is still yin, the relationship between heaven and earth of the first three hexagrams has changed since the fourth hexagram. Four is the earth, five is the sky, and six is the people. Because people become very powerful through the process of turning the unknown into the known, they can fight against the sky, decide their own destiny and become dragons. The seventh Book of Changes hints at how to treat heaven and earth when human beings are strong. Eighth, it means that human beings conquer heaven and earth and let nature serve the people. Human beings are no longer pigs, and heaven and earth have lost their inhuman privileges. Ninth, it is obvious that mankind has marched into the universe and opened up a new world. China people's philosophy is amazing. Based on the primitive, they distinguish between good and evil, and then merge them, even create a new world after merging everything. Heaven is the three elements. The unknown and the known are constantly merging, repeating and developing. The known is infinitely precipitated and the unknown is infinitely expanded until eternity is realized. The philosophy of the western world has always been confined to the dual category, right or wrong, not understanding integration, and not knowing what cycle is.