謙 → 渙

Commentary

Earth holds the mountain, and one chases a deer across the mountain ridge. Profit lies to the west; diverging south and north in every direction, there is nothing that does not yield gain. The hunt across high ground becomes a metaphor for opportunity radiating from a central pursuit — the deer leads westward, but all peripheral directions also prove profitable. From Modesty to Dispersion, wind moves across water, scattering what was gathered. The verse recasts Dispersion's scattering as beneficial dispersal: the hunter's path diverges in multiple directions, and each branching yields returns. Modesty's concentrated inner mountain gives way to the expansive distribution of Dispersion, where breaking apart from a single focus allows gains to flow from unexpected quarters.