節 → 豐

Commentary

Water over lake times every action precisely, and this verse illustrates perfect timing through its original text. The rewritten verse is modern; the original reads: 'Released from blame and distanced from error, one avoids disaster early. Hunting in the fields, three foxes are caught, with cowrie shells as treasure.' The imagery combines timely withdrawal with fortunate gain: leaving before the wave strikes, folding the umbrella before entering the door. Every action anticipates the turning point. From Limitation to Abundance, the transformation floods the scene with fullness. Thunder and lightning arrive simultaneously — the peak moment when clarity and power coincide. Limitation's careful timing becomes Abundance's decisive instant. The verse celebrates those who, by knowing exactly when to act, transform modest foresight into magnificent reward.