Royal Uncle Cao Becomes an Immortal曹國舅為仙
The golden sun sets in the west, the moon rises in the east;
day and night circle on, from ancient times to now.
Monks and Taoists who know this find no obstacle;
scholars, farmers, artisans and merchants follow their hearts.
English rendering: our editorial version.
Life moves in natural cycles. Flow with the rhythm and follow your true heart.
詩意：此卦陰陽消長之象。凡事遂意之兆也。
解曰：心中無事。所作有功。如弓上箭。一發當空。
另本 Variant：金烏西墜兔東臨，日夜循環亘古今，僧道得之無不利，工商農士各開心。
Royal Uncle Cao Becomes an Immortal
Cao Yi, brother of a Song empress, watched his younger brother abuse power. Rather than fight, he gave away his wealth, left the court, and was taught by Zhongli Quan and Lü Dongbin until he joined the Eight Immortals. He moved with the tide, not against it.
Harmony, like sun and moon taking turns. A good match is likely.
Go with your natural rhythm. A change of track to follow real interest is favoured; cut-throat competition is not.
Steady and smooth; restraint keeps it so. Treat money moves as personal judgement, not a prediction.
This lot invites gentle attention to wellbeing: good, with regular routines and seasonal care. This is reflection, not a diagnosis.
Peaceful; a good time for moving or repairs.
Travellers come back safely. Journeys follow their natural rhythm.
Found a little later than you hope. Be patient.
This lot invites patience with disputes: clear evidence and a fair judgement. Present the facts plainly. For binding disputes, a qualified adviser is wiser than any oracle.