Fullness at the noon hourAbundance
The peak of fullness is the start of the turn.
Feng is thunder and fire crossing — energy at its height, atmosphere at its grandest. Favorable at noon: the fullest moment — and noon is brief; past it, the shadow leans. No abundance season lasts long — not from any defect, but because the extreme reverses. Feng also means occlusion: at the grandest moment, the actual is easiest to miss. Keeping clarity is harder than keeping plenty.
A strange line: at noon one sees the Dipper — stars visible at midday. The sky has not darkened; the veil is too thick. Feng's hazard is never outside; it lives in the things you built that block your own light. In seasons of plenty, ask often: what is standing in my sight?
Practice Find your fullest thing now — most profitable, most successful, most celebrated. Ask: what are the first signs of its decline?