第4卦
山水蒙
Youthful Folly
Hexagram 4 of the I Ching is 山水蒙 (Youthful Folly). Water at the foot of a mountain — youthful folly. Seek a teacher in earnest and light comes; stubbornness blocks it. Examine whether you ask with sincerity.
Lines, bottom to top: yin, yang, yin, yin, yin, yang
san-sui-mō · méng
Upper: 山(Mountain)Lower: 水(Water)
Meaning
Water at the foot of a mountain — youthful folly. Seek a teacher in earnest and light comes; stubbornness blocks it.
Counsel
Examine whether you ask with sincerity.
Outlook
- Work
- A time to relearn and accept mentorship.
- Relationships
- Misunderstandings from immaturity; be candid.
- Health
- Childhood ailments, ears and eyes.
Questions about this hexagram
- What does hexagram 4 (山水蒙) mean?
- Water at the foot of a mountain — youthful folly. Seek a teacher in earnest and light comes; stubbornness blocks it.
- What does 山水蒙 counsel?
- Examine whether you ask with sincerity.
- What does 山水蒙 say about work?
- A time to relearn and accept mentorship.
- What does 山水蒙 say about relationships?
- Misunderstandings from immaturity; be candid.
- What does 山水蒙 say about health?
- Childhood ailments, ears and eyes.
- Which trigrams make up hexagram 4?
- Upper trigram 山 (Mountain) over lower trigram 水 (Water).
For cultural experience and reference only. Not intended as a basis for any decision.