"If, in the end, I discover everything I've done is wrong, if I realize I can never obtain what I desire. If all of this should be met with deep agreement, then what else can I do, what else can I contemplate for others?"
In truth, whether right or wrong, they have no way to change the fact of it all. They have missed too much already and do not wish to do more.
If, in the end, they find that what they desired and what they gave are not at all proportional, will they still speak to themselves about what they want the same way?
In this Five Elements and Eight Trigrams, no one truly understands what they are doing, not even knowing how to act to gain what they want.
If, what they have done is unquestionably right? If all things could become facts, would they still be willing to read these observations for others, to do these things for others?
