Balanced
A lot of talent put to use with a patron's help. Your ability was always there, only sheathed; now someone sees it and will lift you. Baili Xi was raised to chancellor past seventy, proof that true talent is not lost. Show what you can do and don't sell yourself short.
| Home | 祈福 Pray for blessings |
|---|---|
| Yourself | 吉 Auspicious |
| Wealth | 利 Favourable |
| Dealings | 成 Will succeed |
| Marriage | 好 Good |
| Pregnancy | 女 A girl |
| Travelers | 遲 Late |
| Crops | 宜早 Act early |
| Livestock | 損 Loss |
| Finding someone | 見 Will be found |
| Lawsuits | 和 Settle peacefully |
| Moving | 興 Prospering |
| Lost things | 南方 To the south |
| Illness | 還舊願 Fulfil an old vow |
| Family graves | 吉 Auspicious |
此卦寶劍出匣之象。凡事有威有勢也。
The image (the verdict is the same): a sword drawn from its sheath; authority and momentum.
Baili Xi served the state of Yu; after it fell he became a dowry servant, fled to Chu and was put to herding cattle. Duke Mu of Qin, hearing of his talent, bought him back for five ram skins, talked with him for three days and made him chancellor; he was known as the Five-Ram-Skin Minister.
Reference: Lot 29 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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