未濟 → 同人

Commentary

Fire above water, and predators roam unchecked. Birds fly and rabbits dash, each with its own natural enemy. But the eagle-hawk turns marauder, throwing the household into chaos. The verse presents a world where the natural order of predation has been violated — the hawk, which should hunt in the wild, has invaded domestic space. From Before Completion to Fellowship, the fire-over-water transforms into heaven joined with fire, the image of kindred spirits uniting. The verse reads as a warning about what Fellowship must overcome: when fellowship fails, even creatures that should coexist become threats to one another. True community requires distinguishing friend from foe — the gentleman 'classifies by kind and distinguishes things,' as the image text instructs.