Yichuan YizhuanLine statement
Five and Four unite their virtues as ruler and minister, governing dispersion through firm centrality, correctness, and gentle compliance, thereby grasping the proper way. The key lies solely in permeating the hearts of the people so that they follow.
One must cause orders and proclamations to permeate the people's hearts just as sweat spreads across the limbs of the body; then they will trustingly submit and obey.
In this way one can rescue all under Heaven from dispersion, dwelling in the king's place worthily and free from blame. The 'great cry' refers to great governmental decrees, meaning the great commands that renew the people and the great governance that rescues from dispersion.
Mentioning 'dispersion' twice means: the upper refers to the time of dispersion; the lower means acting within dispersion like this leaves no blame. For Four, supreme good fortune has already been mentioned; for Five, it merely speaks of being worthy of its position.
That Four and Five in Huàn are discussed together is because dispersion brings harm through separation, and rescuing it requires bringing things together. Unless ruler and minister combine their merits and unite their strength, how could they succeed?
The line meanings mutually depend on each other, as fits the time.