Which hexagram is the best in the Book of Changes?

There are 64 hexagrams in the Book of Changes, of which 63 hexagrams have both good and bad luck. There is only one kind of divination, which is auspicious, and that is modesty.

Qian Gua is the fifteenth of the sixty-four hexagrams. Qian Gua is rooted in Kun, who is like an underground mountain. The mountain is underground, symbolizing the virtue of modesty.

Modest divination is "modesty: perseverance, a gentleman has an end." It means that modesty is auspicious, which enables the gentleman to complete the project well and have a good ending.

On the stage of life, keep a low profile, look down on yourself and look up to others. Not only will it not be rejected by others, but it will be more easily accepted and recognized by others.

There was a master student who went to consult a monk because his career was not smooth.

"I feel that I am working hard, but why can't I always get the appreciation of my superiors?" The young man is full of doubts.

The monk didn't answer, just gestured to the young man to sit down and picked up the teapot to pour him tea.

"In our company, my education is relatively high, but why do people with lower education always give orders in the company?" The young man continued.

The monk didn't speak, and continued to pour tea for the young people.

"Master, master, the teacup is full!" The young man hurriedly reminded the monk. But the monk didn't mean to stop, letting the tea overflow the cup and flow to the table.

The young man quickly found a towel to wipe the table.

The monk then stopped and smiled and asked the young man to put the teacup back. The young man suddenly realized: "thank you, master, I understand!" " "Then the monk bowed.

Even outstanding great men will have defects in knowledge and weaknesses in character. Often when people are complacent, it is when people stumble.