The Wind Carries Wang Bo to Prince Teng's Pavilion風送滕王閣
The parasol leaves fall, autumn draws to its end;
the traveller's journey home drifts like a cloud.
Thanks to heaven's great effort,
a fair wind carries the boat home with treasure.
English rendering: our editorial version.
After a late, uncertain season, things turn out well. Help comes at the end.
詩意：此卦梧桐葉落之象。凡事先凶後吉也。
解曰：心中取事。天心從之。營謀用事。盡可施為。
另本 Variant：庭前葉落暮秋時，行客奔程勢若飛，謝得天公輕着力，順風相送寶船歸。
The Wind Carries Wang Bo to Prince Teng's Pavilion
The young poet Wang Bo was sailing to visit his exiled father when a river spirit told him a great banquet would be held next day at the Pavilion of Prince Teng, hundreds of miles away. A divine wind carried his boat there overnight, and he wrote the famous Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng.
Harmony; perhaps a reunion after a long absence or a bond across distance.
Projects close well; good news about travel or a transfer. A patron speeds things up.
This lot invites care with money: rewarding, especially in trade, transport and anything that moves. Treat money moves as personal judgement, not a prediction.
This lot invites gentle attention to wellbeing: small ailments improve quickly. Take care at the change of seasons. This is reflection, not a diagnosis.
A small scare at home that ends well.
The traveller is about to arrive.
Easily found, probably somewhere you passed.
This lot invites patience with disputes: a win; the wind is behind you. For binding disputes, a qualified adviser is wiser than any oracle.