Source: Book of Han, "Annals of Emperor Jing"
Something distracts from what matters; sort out your priorities.
"That which harms women's weaving": something distracting from proper work. Sort out your priorities: don't let love ruin work and life, nor let trivial things crowd out love.
| Single | Settle your life first; love will follow. |
|---|---|
| Dating | Balance love and work; don't sacrifice one for the other. |
| Married | Don't let busy trifles crowd out time together. |
From the Book of Han: Emperor Jing's edict says ornate carving harms farming and fancy embroidery "harms women's weaving", urging thrift and attention to essentials.
Text: the 100-lot Matchmaker (Yue Lao) oracle used in Taiwan. Most lots quote classical texts; sources were checked against the originals, obvious copying errors corrected, and uncertain sources marked as such.
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