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From another angle, **Heng** warns that consistency without inner agreement becomes brittleness. A habit can look steady while secretly being fueled by fear of falling behind. The tradition says, "**stands firm and does not change his direction**," yet this firmness is not stiffness. It is the rooted firmness of a pine on a cliff, not the rigidity of a stake driven into dry ground. The line change into **Jie** suggests that your writing life may need periodic unbinding: days of lighter output, permission to draft badly, and seasons where you gather rather than produce. In the language of change, endurance is sustained by alternation — contraction and release, effort and rest, sowing and fallow. …