Youthful Folly has success. It is not I who seek the young fool; the young fool seeks me — at the first oracle I inform him, but if he asks two or three times, it is importunity, and I give no answer. Perseverance furthers: inexperience is no misfortune if it is willing to learn and does not pester wisdom with mistrust.
A spring wells up at the foot of the mountain; thus the superior person fosters character by thoroughness in everything done. The young stream does not yet know its course, but it flows, and flowing, learns.
Somewhere in this situation you are the beginner — and the hexagram counsels honest studenthood: seek the teacher, ask the real question once, and then actually follow the answer. Alternatively, someone inexperienced is seeking your guidance; teach with patience, but let them meet you halfway. Folly is only dangerous when it thinks itself wise. Approached with humility, this whole passage is simply education wearing work clothes.
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