The Monk Tang Fetches the Scriptures唐僧取經
Restore your robe and cap, renew the old family way;
what seemed fruitless proves worthy after all.
Sweep away the thorns that block the road;
three come together and agree in harmony again.
English rendering: our editorial version.
A restoration after difficulty. Clear obstacles and rebuild agreement with others.
詩意：此卦衣冠重整之象。凡事先難後易也。
解曰：不用憂疑。自有佳期。若問前程。前路可宜。
另本 Variant：衣冠重整舊宿風，道是無功卻有功，掃卻當途荊棘碍，三人共議事相同。
The Monk Tang Fetches the Scriptures
The monk Xuanzang travelled alone from Chang'an to India, across deserts and snow mountains, for seventeen years, and brought home the scriptures he sought. He translated them for the rest of his life.
Not hopeless. Revisit or nurture what exists with patience.
Restore old relationships or projects; teamwork pays.
This lot invites care with money: trade goes well through honest channels and old clients. Avoid chasing windfalls. Treat money moves as personal judgement, not a prediction.
This lot invites gentle attention to wellbeing: familiar or traditional care works best; relax. This is reflection, not a diagnosis.
Clutter and minor chaos; tidy and mend relations with elders.
Long journeys succeed in the end. Those away return with something gained.
Found eventually, though not at once.
This lot invites patience with disputes: firm evidence; hold to what is right. For binding disputes, a qualified adviser is wiser than any oracle.