身弱

身弱 is the state in which the day stem cannot readily stand by its own strength — fewer than two of 得令, 得地 and 得勢 are held.

A weak chart finds use in the 印 and 比劫 that support it.

There is one shoulder to lean on.

Work stands better bound to someone in the same case than borne alone.

A hand that attaches in weakness, and welcome.

Yet no help comes without price; settle beforehand what is to be repaid.

As much as is put out, its own is reduced.

Fill body and force first, before setting work going.

Showing takes all the strength.

Reduce the places where it puts itself out, so it does not sicken after pouring.

The granary is large but the hands to lift are short.

Attach people and force first, before setting work going.

Keeping takes all the strength.

Stop the leaks first, before trying to increase.

It is the side being pressed, and endures too long it is injured.

Lighten the load and keep beside you one who braces you.

The place bears down on the person.

Do not hurry to take the office; raise the force first.

It becomes a slope to lean on.

Only see that the thinking does not lengthen until the hour is missed.

This grain is itself the remedy.

To learn and to lean is no ill omen — it is the road this record has.