Balanced
A lot of sweetness after bitterness. The long rainy season is ending; old matters resolve and new chances arrive. Jiang Taigong met King Wen near eighty: when the time comes, it is never too late. Keep patience and faith; good fortune is on its way.
| Home | 中平 Average |
|---|---|
| Yourself | 祈福 Pray for blessings |
| Wealth | 未遇 Not yet found |
| Dealings | 待時 Wait for the right time |
| Marriage | 隨意 Let it take its course |
| Pregnancy | 女 A girl |
| Travelers | 阻 Obstructed |
| Crops | 阻 Obstructed |
| Livestock | 阻 Obstructed |
| Finding someone | 遲 Late |
| Lawsuits | 和 Settle peacefully |
| Moving | 吉 Auspicious |
| Lost things | 見 Will be found |
| Illness | 禳星 Pray to the stars for protection |
| Family graves | 吉 Auspicious |
此卦久雨初明之象。凡事遂意也。
神佛護持。有災無危。途生平安。到底榮歸。
The image: first light after long rain; things go as you wish. The verdict: protected by the divine, even trouble brings no danger; safe on the road, you return with honour.
Jiang Ziya lived by the Wei River and, near eighty, still fished with a straight hook, his mind not on fish. Before a hunt, King Wen divined that he would meet the man who would help him rule; he found Jiang by the river, talked with him gladly, and made him his advisor. Jiang later helped King Wu found the Zhou.
Reference: Lot 20 of the Guanyin Oracle at Mengjia Longshan Temple, Taipei, with its traditional image, verdict, guidance and story. Story summaries are our own.
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