'The Commentary on the Judgments says' through 'perseverance brings good fortune.' The Correct Meaning states: 'The Wanderer: small success' cites the canon text.
The yielding attains the Central Position on the outside and accords with the firm; it rests and clings to brightness, therefore there is 'small success.'
'The Wanderer: perseverance brings good fortune' explains the meaning of wandering obtaining success and perseverance in terms of Six in the Fifth Place and the two trigram bodies.
Yielding residing on the outside is an image of being weak and serving as a guest; if one does not find a proper host to rely upon, or finds a host but cannot comply, estrangement and dispersal ensue—how then could one attain self-penetration and correct good fortune?
Here, although yielding resides on the outside, it attains the center and accords with yang; thus it finds that upon which it may rely and complies with its host.
Furthermore, it rests and clings to brightness, and in its movement does not tread into delusion; hence during a time of wandering, it can attain penetration and correctness, never losing its place of peace.
The Correct Meaning states: This praises the time of wandering, when all things lose their dwellings. If one can provide an attachment for things and cause wanderers to find peace, this cannot be accomplished by small talent, but only by great wisdom.
Therefore it is said: 'Great indeed is the timely meaning of The Wanderer!'