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[Hexagram] Comments - 28 [Wilhelm/Baynes I Ching] The weight of the great is excessive. The load is too heavy for the strength of the supports. The ridge-pole on which the whole roof rests, sags to the breaking point, because its supporting ends are too weak for the load they bear. It is an exceptional time and situation; therefore extraordinary measures are demanded. It is necessary to find a way of transition as quickly as possible, and to take action. This promises success. For although the strong element is in excess, it is in the middle, that is, at the centre of gravity, so that a revolution is not to be feared. Nothing is to be achieved by forcible measures. The problem must be solved by gentle penetration to the meaning of the situation (as is suggested by the attribute of the inner trigram, Sun); then the change-over to other conditions will be successful. It demands real superiority; therefore the time when the great preponderates is a momentous time. [Eclectic Energies I Ching] 
Something is too much for this situation. One better make a plan to do something about it, and make it more robust. There is progress.
Comparing Wilhelm/Baynes's and Eclectic Energies I Ching
Eclectic Energies I Ching