Right Nourishment

The image is a jaw in motion — mountain still above, movement below — the mechanics of eating, feeding, taking something in to sustain what comes next. Read as a situation, it points to questions of what you're actually feeding: a project, a relationship, your own capacity. The judgment ties good fortune directly to correctness, and adds a pointed instruction to watch the jaws and seek your own nourishment — pay attention not just to what's being consumed but to who or what is actually sourcing it.

The move here is maintenance rather than expansion: keep the inputs — the people, habits, capital, information — that are actually sustaining the thing steady, rather than swapping them out for something faster. Half the line texts read favorably, consistent with a hexagram about steady upkeep rather than dramatic turns. The practical question it hands back is simple: is what you're currently feeding this decision actually nourishing it, or just filling space? Get that right and staying the course is the strongest move available.