Thunder under heaven. Suggests natural behavior and spontaneity without ulterior motives.
Changing Lines
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Line 1: Innocent behavior brings good fortune.
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Line 2: If one does not think of harvesting while plowing, nor of using the ground while clearing it, it furthers one to undertake something.
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Line 3: Undeserved misfortune. The cow that was tethered by someone is the wanderer's gain, the citizen's loss.
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Line 4: He who can be persevering remains without blame.
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Line 5: Use no medicine in an illness that has been contracted through no fault of one's own. It will pass of itself.
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Line 6: Innocent action brings misfortune. Nothing furthers.