Resolve, and stay evenBreakthrough
When it is time to cut, be softer, not harder.
Guai is five yang pressing one last yin — it looks like one push ends it, yet strength in the leading toe, going unprepared, brings blame. Overforce wounds the one exerting. Guai clears blockage not by violence but by clear judgment: no more explaining, no more hesitating, no more turning back.
The gentleman striding alone, caught in rain and drenched, displeased — yet the line reads no blame. Resolution is lonely by nature; discomfort does not mean error. Every real clearing of the field passes through a stretch no one else understands.
Practice Name the thing you always knew to end and have not. Take the smallest action today — no explanation, no announcement; simply stopped, or started.