Revolution — 二九

The Line

Interpretation

When one has tried everything to reform conditions without it being successful, then the necessity of a revolution arises. But such a sweeping revolution must be well prepared. There must be a man who has the abilities and public trust. To such a man one may then turn. That brings good fortune and is no mistake. It is first a matter of the inner attitude toward the new that must come. One must, as it were, go to meet it. Only thereby is it prepared.