Combing for nits. Auspicious. Whether for granting a pardon or for the leader’s wellbeing, the divination carries no fault. A nit under the crown goes unfelt today, yet tomorrow’s heads will feel the itch.
A bestowal is granted. Combing through it carries no fault. The bestowal is a clay pot brimming with grain, and it is only wise to comb through aged grain for possible vermin. Auspicious.
Two consultations—Guan line 6 changing to Bi and Gu line 3 changing to Meng—clarify how a completed inspection can leave hidden trouble for those who follow.
A dream recounted in Robert Moss’s Conscious Dreaming is read through Bi; the dreamer connects a trapped whale with a nearby construction site and initiates a safety inquiry.
A student receives Bi line 2 when asking whether to approach an estranged friend; she reports that they restored their friendship after she initiated reconciliation.
A student receives Bi line 4 concerning her sick child. The imagery is read in relation to the child’s body and health; she reports recovery after another day or two.