Jiang Taigong Meets King Wen姜太公遇文王
After long spring rain, the joy of clearing skies;
moon and sun grow gradually brighter.
Old troubles dissolve and new plans succeed;
soon you leap and meet the Dragon Gate.
English rendering: our editorial version.
A long difficult season is ending. Clarity and new opportunity are arriving.
詩意：此卦久雨初明之象。凡事遂意也。
解曰：神佛護持。有災無危。途生平安。到底榮歸。
另本 Variant：當春久雨喜初晴，玉兔金烏漸漸明，舊事已成新事遂，看看一跳入蓬瀛。
Jiang Taigong Meets King Wen
Jiang Ziya waited by the Wei River with a straight hook held three feet above the water, fishing for a ruler, not a fish. King Wen came, recognised him, and the Zhou dynasty began. After a long rain, the sky clears.
Misunderstandings are clearing; let things ripen naturally.
Old blockages lift. Start the new project, adjust direction.
This lot invites care with money: not yet the time for big money. Keep building. Treat money moves as personal judgement, not a prediction.
An old complaint may linger. Long-term, regular care works better than quick fixes. This is reflection, not a diagnosis.
Easing, though small frictions remain; talk them out.
Those away are delayed but safe. Your own journey goes better once the weather clears.
It will be found. Check places connected with an old routine.
This lot invites patience with disputes: misunderstandings are clearing; reconciliation is the best outcome. For binding disputes, a qualified adviser is wiser than any oracle.