否 → 家人

Commentary

Heaven and earth refuse to communicate: all are equally the people of heaven, yet the clouds pass west of us. The Wind Earl and Rain Master offer us no grace. From Standstill to The Family, Pi's stagnation should transform into wind emerging from fire — warmth radiating outward as domestic order. Yet the verse laments exclusion: though everyone is heaven's subject, the rain and wind deities ignore this particular household. The celestial weather-gods, who should distribute blessings impartially, simply pass by. The Family hexagram demands that 'words have substance and actions have constancy,' but here the divine family of wind and rain has abandoned its own. Stagnation persists not from internal failure but from cosmic neglect — the rain simply falls elsewhere.