Balanced
A lot of stillness. No need to strive or rush about; return to simple rhythms, settle body and mind, and trouble stays away. Bodhidharma sat nine years and found great insight in quiet. For your question: no hurry; let it be, and it will come together in time.
| Home | 祈保 Pray for safety |
|---|---|
| Yourself | 安 Safe and well |
| Wealth | 守待 Hold and wait |
| Dealings | 宜遲 Better later |
| Marriage | 合 A good fit |
| Pregnancy | 女 A girl |
| Travelers | 至 Will arrive |
| Crops | 秋熟 Harvest in autumn |
| Livestock | 穩 Steady |
| Finding someone | 難 Difficult |
| Lawsuits | 和 Settle peacefully |
| Moving | 吉 Auspicious |
| Lost things | 虛 Insubstantial |
| Illness | 設送 Make offerings and send off misfortune |
| Family graves | 吉 Auspicious |
此卦守舊安然之象。凡事待時則吉也。
守舊安然。叩問神仙。直待時來。事亦偶然。
The image: peace in keeping to the old; wait and all is well. The verdict: hold to what you have and be at ease, as the immortals would say; when the time comes, things happen on their own.
Bodhidharma came from India in the Southern Dynasties. Finding no meeting of minds with Emperor Wu of Liang, he crossed the Yangtze on a reed and went north, where he sat facing a cave wall near Shaolin for nine years before passing his teaching to Huike, becoming the first patriarch of Chan.
Reference: Lot 31 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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