Hexagram 64 of the 64 Hexagrams: Wei Ji (Unfinished Business)
Hexagram Name:
Wei Ji Hexagram [Middle-Lower Hexagram] Unfinished Business
Image Interpretation:
A person stands several zhang deep from the ground, guarding against those who would sneak into the camp to rob; later, the God of Years is enshrined as an evil spirit, but with constant caution, disasters will not invade.
This hexagram is an overlap of two different trigrams (Kan below, Li above). Li represents fire, and Kan represents water. With fire above and water below, the fire overwhelms the water, meaning the great task of putting out the fire is unfinished—hence the name "Wei Ji" (Unfinished). The I Ching begins with the Qian and Kun hexagrams and ends with Ji Ji (Completion) and Wei Ji (Unfinished), fully reflecting the idea of change and development.
Career
You are at the final critical moment; success or failure lies just ahead. Therefore, you must not let your guard down. Self-restraint is crucial—persist until the end, and if necessary, you may cautiously take moderate risks to achieve your goals.
Business
The market is on the eve of major changes, and the prospects are unclear. This is the most difficult period: keep a calm mind, avoid recklessness, do not overact, exercise moderate restraint, observe trends, and then decide your actions.
Pursuit of Fame
Long-term efforts and pursuits will bear fruit. At the critical moment of success or failure, remain calm, accept fate, and let things take their natural course.
Travel
Taking active action will be very beneficial.
Romance
You have already passed the difficult stage; with one more careful push, you will achieve a happy outcome.
Decision-Making
The meaning of this hexagram is "unfinished," indicating boundless prospects and full potential for development. Therefore, you must adhere to the principle of correctness, and achieve your goals with wisdom, moderation, sincerity, and humility. In the face of life, only by working diligently, doing your utmost, and accepting fate can you avoid excessive concern about success or failure.
六十四卦之火水未济卦: 未济卦【中下】事业未竟
卦名:
未济卦【中下卦】事业未竟
象曰
离地着人几丈深，是防偷营劫寨人，后封太岁为凶煞，时加谨慎祸不侵。 这个卦是异卦（下坎上离）相叠 。离为火，坎为水。火上水下，火势压倒水势，救火大功未成，故称未济。《周易》以乾坤二卦为始，以既济、未济二卦为终，充分反映了变化发展的思想。
事业
处于最后的关键时刻，成功与否就在眼前。因此务必不可掉以轻心。自我节制非常重要，坚持到底，必要时也可能慎重地进行适度冒险，以成就事业。
经商
市场处于大变动的前夕，前景如何尚不明显。这是最为艰苦的时期，头脑必冷静，切勿冒险，不可行动过度，适度节制，观察动向，决定行动。
求名
长期的努力和追求即会有结果。在成败的关键时刻应泰然自若，听天由命，顺其自然。
外出
积极行动，十分有利。
婚恋
已经渡过了困难阶段，再慎重地加把劲，会有美满的结果。
决策
此卦的意思是“未完成”，表明前途无量，有充分发展的可能。因此，必须坚持中正的原则，以明智、中庸、诚信、谦逊的态度，成就事业。面对人生，唯有勤勤恳恳，极力尽人事，听天命，不必过分计较成功与否。
What is the I Ching Oracle Sticks
The I Ching (Book of Changes) encompasses all things and regulates all beings, standing as an outstanding representative of the traditional culture of the Han ethnicity. It is traditionally said to have been written by King Wen. The sixty-four hexagrams of the I Ching, also referred to as "Golden Hexagram Divination" or "Coin Divination", are believed to have been created by King Wen of Zhou. It is said that divination based on these sixty-four hexagrams is highly accurate. The sixty-four hexagrams of the I Ching, through their combinations, reflect the philosophy of life and the laws governing the operation of nature under sixty-four different specific circumstances such as things, situations, and phenomena. Each of the sixty-four hexagrams consists of six lines (yao) and line statements (yaoci), corresponding to 384 states. Through the changes brought about by these state variations, one can understand the way all things in the world operate and the philosophy of life.
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