最后的审判 (497) 易經•彖傳•履 解读

日月同辉有其中

易經•彖傳•履

履，柔履剛也。說而應乎乾，是以履虎尾，不咥人，亨。剛中正，履帝位而不疚，光明也。



Tuan Zhuan: Lu
        
In Lu we have (the symbol of) weakness treading on (that of) strength. (The lower trigram) indicates pleasure and satisfaction, and responds to (the upper) indicating strength. Hence (it is said), 'He treads on the tail of a tiger, which does not bite him; there will be progress and success.' (The fifth line is) strong, in the centre, and in its correct place. (Its subject) occupies the God-(given) position, and falls into no distress or failure; - (his) action will be brilliant.



来源：Book of Changes : Tuan Zhuan - Chinese Text Project


参考：
履卦_百度百科
履（八卦卦名）_百度百科
周易《易传》上篇白话文- 知乎
The I Ching, Legge tr.: The Yî King Text: Section I: X. The Lî ...


推背圖 第二三象　丙戌 ䷉ 兌下乾上 履         

讖曰：
　　　似道非道　乾沈坤黯
　　　祥光宇內　一江斷楫
頌曰：
　　　胡兒大張撻伐威　兩柱擎天力不支
　　　如何兵火連天夜　猶自張燈作水嬉




金聖歎：「此象主賈似道當權，汪立信文天祥輩不能以獨力支持宋室。襄樊圍急，西子湖邊似道猶張燈夜宴，宋室之亡其宜也。」




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Tuan Zhuan: Lu
        
In Lu we have (the symbol of) weakness treading on (that of) strength[Just as trigram clearly shown that in Lu we have (the exceptional symbol of) feeble string laying between (line of) strength]. (The lower trigram) indicates pleasure and satisfaction, and responds to (the upper) indicating strength[The lower trigram expresses satisfaction and joy, and mainly responds to (the upper of central axis) indicating power]. Hence (it is said), 'He treads on the tail of a tiger, which does not bite him; there will be progress and success.'[That being so (it is saying), 'He treads on the big end of a tiger, which does not excitedly bite him; there shall be progress and major achievements.'] (The fifth line is) strong, in the centre, and in its correct place[The fifth line under axis is fairly strong, based in the centre, along with laying (or being) in its exactly right location]. (Its subject) occupies the God-(given) position, and falls into no distress or failure; - (his) action will be brilliant[Its subject has mainly the wise God-(given) extraordinary position, and falls into no tribulation or failing; - his activity will be brilliant].




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Tuan Zhuan: Lu
        
In Lu we have (the symbol of) weakness treading on (that of) strength. (The lower trigram) indicates pleasure and satisfaction, and responds to (the upper) indicating strength. Hence (it is said), 'He treads on the tail of a tiger, which does not bite him; there will be progress and success.' (The fifth line is) strong, in the centre, and in its correct place. (Its subject) occupies the God-(given) position, and falls into no distress or failure; - (his) action will be brilliant.