The Wanderer: success through smallness. Perseverance brings good fortune to the wanderer. Fire on the mountain does not stay — it travels the ridges, consuming and moving on: the hexagram of the stranger, the traveller, the one passing through places where they have no roots and no rights. For such a one, success comes through modesty, caution and impeccable behaviour toward hosts — the wanderer's whole estate is their conduct.
Fire on the mountain: the superior person is clear-minded and cautious in imposing penalties, and protracts no lawsuits. Passing through, the wise leave no long quarrels behind them — judgments are made cleanly and released, as the fire moves on.
You are in wanderer-time — a stranger in a new place, role, company or life-chapter, without established standing — and the oracle teaches the traveller's art: travel light, behave impeccably, and do not act as if you had the rights of a resident. Modesty and reliability are your passport; grand claims and long quarrels are luggage that sinks strangers. Keep your inner constancy while everything outer is provisional — the wanderer's home is their character. Handled so, this passage succeeds in its own small, real way, and some wanderers are offered residence precisely because of how they wandered.
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