The second resides in the time of Xun; being yang in a yin position and below, it is exceedingly gentle. A bed is where a person rests; being gentle beneath the bed means being excessively gentle, exceeding one's peaceful dwelling.
When a person is excessively humble and gentle, if it does not stem from fear, it stems from flattery and fawning, neither of which is correct.
The second is truly firm and central; although it belongs to the Xun body and resides in yielding, making it excessively gentle, it harbors no wicked heart.
Although an excess of reverence and gentleness is not standard propriety, it can keep shame and insult at a distance and cut off resentment and blame, which is also an auspicious path. Scribes and shamans are those who communicate sincere intentions to the deities.
'Fenruo' means abundant. If with utmost sincerity one rests content in humble gentleness and can cause many to communicate one's sincere intentions, there will be good fortune and no blame, meaning that one's sincerity is sufficient to move others.
If people do not perceive his sincerity, they will regard his excessive gentleness as flattery.