**䷡ Dazhuang · The Power of the Great** Upper trigram: Zhen · Lower trigram: Qian · Hexagram 34 **Hexagram Judgment** Favorable to be steadfast and correct. **Line Statements** **First line:** Power in the toes. To advance brings misfortune. But there is sincerity. **Second line:** Steadfastness brings good fortune. **Third line:** The inferior man uses his strength; the superior man does not. To be steadfast is dangerous. A ram butting against a hedge gets its horns entangled. **Fourth line:** Steadfastness brings good fortune and regret disappears. The hedge is broken through; the horns are not entangled. The power is like that of the linchpin of a large wagon. **Fifth line:** Losing the goat in the field of Yi. No regret. **Top line:** A ram butting against a hedge cannot retreat, cannot advance. Nothing is favorable. To realize the difficulty brings good fortune.