Three taboos and five precepts of divination

I ching has three taboos: 1. Dishonesty does not occupy; 2. No doubt, no possession; 3. Don't accept injustice.

There are five commandments in the Book of Changes:

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2. Blasphemy does not occupy, whether it is good or bad after divination, it is to look at the image and does not lead to its own will. If you are lucky, ask for good luck, and then occupy it again and again, leading to blasphemy.

3. trivial things don't take up, so people stop talking about one or two things. The poem says: I'm tired of turtles, but I don't complain. One: repeatedly blaspheme, don't sue; Yin evil does not occupy, saints have spirit, but they can keep fit and never be party evil;

4. Yin and evil are not accounted for, and sages are spiritual, but they can keep fit and never commit party evil;

5. If you are impatient and don't take it, you can avoid it, and you must start from divination, and you must explore the mystery, Tan Yi.