Release, and forgive the faultDeliverance
Letting go is harder than exerting.
Xie is thunder over water — spring thunder sounds and the ice begins to loosen. The liberation here is not victory but release. Long in hardship, people mistake tension for normal. Xie reminds: lower the demands a little first and let things loosen on their own. Every fault needs a pardon — pardon yourself once, another once, and a knot can come undone.
A line, harsh: carrying a burden while riding a carriage invites the robber. Many troubles are not imposed by the world; you displayed the opening yourself. Deliverance's first step is often retracting, not releasing.
