Han Xiangzi Finds Treasure湘子遇寶
Do not worry about the illness or dispute before you;
treasure and wealth in the precious land can be sought.
Like a monkey slipping free of a golden lock,
you return to your mountain cave at ease.
English rendering: our editorial version.
Trouble eases and freedom returns. Difficulties first, then relief.
詩意：此卦猿猴脫鎖之象。凡事先難後易也。
解曰：脫除了事。且自寬心。待得時來。堪尋正路。
另本 Variant：目前病訟不須憂，實地資財儘可求，恰好繫猿金脫鎖，得歸仙洞去來遊。
Han Xiangzi Finds Treasure
Han Xiangzi, nephew of the scholar Han Yu, cared for wine rather than books, to his uncle's despair. Lü Dongbin found and taught him; he became one of the Eight Immortals, carrying a basket of flowers.
Not yet decided, but resistance is fading. Make time to be together.
A good time to expand and use resources more freely.
Prospects look open for earned income; unexpected gains need a second look before you lean on them.
This lot invites gentle attention to wellbeing: an old complaint is improving and new ones are light. Good spirits help. For anything lasting, see a qualified practitioner — this is reflection, not a diagnosis.
An unsettled home becomes calm. Clear out clutter to let things breathe.
Distant travellers return. A trip of your own feels freeing.
Far away, but recoverable with patience.
Reason may be on your side; settlement is often wiser than a hard fight. A qualified adviser beats any oracle for binding matters.