剝 → 鼎
Hexagram 23: Splitting Apart → Hexagram 50: The Cauldron
䷖
剝
Splitting Apart
Earth / Mountain
→
䷱
鼎
The Cauldron
Fire / Wind
Changing LinesStable Lines
Changing Lines
This transformation involves 3 changing lines (lines 2, 4, 6).
Trigram Changes
Upper TrigramEarth → FireThe Receptive → The Clinging
Lower TrigramMountain → WindKeeping Still → The Gentle
Yilin Verse
泥面亂頭，忍恥少羞。日以削消，凶其自搯。
Mud on the face, hair in disarray; enduring shame with little modesty. Day by day pared away; the misfortune is of one's own making.
— Jiao Yanshou, Yilin (Forest of Changes), 1st century BCE
The Six Lines app includes all 4,096 Yilin verses, each with original ink brush artwork and full commentary. Download on the App Store