In the realm of wealth, Hexagram 10, Lü, illuminates the profound relationship between risk and propriety. The image of treading upon a tiger’s tail symbolizes the inherent volatility of the market; wealth accumulation often requires stepping into the domain of powerful, unpredictable forces. The tiger does not bite—not through luck, but because the walker moves with disciplined caution and acute awareness. This hexagram teaches that financial success is not merely about aggressive ambition, but about the art of navigating danger with grace. It demands a humble respect for the risks one undertakes. To achieve "Heng" (success), one must maintain equilibrium, acting with integrity rather than recklessness. True prosperity arises when one can tread the fine line between opportunity and catastrophe, mastering the environment through composure rather than force. Wealth, therefore, is the reward for those who understand that survival amidst great power depends entirely on the quality of one’s conduct.