Holding what is doneAfter Completion
After completion, the harder task is not going slack.
Ji Ji is water and fire completing each other — every line in its right place. Everything looks right, yet the judgment warns: in the beginning good fortune, at the end disorder. Its reminder: inside every seemingly finished thing hide the seeds of the next step. Holding is harder than founding — the founder can run forward; the holder must stand still, firmly.
A line: silken clothes with rags underneath; all day on guard. Ji Ji's method of holding is not more decoration but constant readiness for patches. In the completed state, the most precious thing is not the achievement but the vigilance that will not relax.
Practice Pick one thing you have finished. Reopen it today — review, replay, patch — and see where it can be steadier.