Guan Yin Oracle: Lot 16 from the 100 divine lots.

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  The slip from the book

诗曰 [ 詩曰 ] The poem into Chinese

愁眉思虑暂时开　启出云霄喜自来
宛如粪土中藏玉　良工荐举出尘埃

The global interpretation for this lot

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1. Translation from the ancient Chinese text

Don’t wear a mournful face with drooping eyes. Put aside all cares and think of joy. A piece of jade is found in a heap of dung. The craftsman cleans the jade and it gleams as new.

2. The Meaning

This lot depicts the phenomenon of harmony of yin and yang. (Note: In the Chinese Book of Changes, the character ‘yin’ means the female principle, also means ‘moon’, ‘shade’ and ‘negative’ and the character ‘yang’ means the male principle, also means ‘sun’, ‘light’ and ‘positive’. When the two principles are in harmony, as in this lot, your plans will work out successfully.) What you have gained will not be lost and for what you have lost will be compensated. A villain will experience misfortune as punishment but the virtuous man will be rewarded with good luck. It is an unfavorable year for the safety of your home but you yourself will not be harmed only during the autumn and winter. Money matters will work out successfully so will matrimony. An expectant mother will have a shock. You must pray for your deluxe but nothing will go wrong with your domestic animals. Tie visitor will arrive in time and the missing will be found. You will find no clues as to the whereabouts of the things lost. You are advised not to go to law not to migrate. The sick needs prayers to god. No harm will come to the ancestral graves.