Guan Di Oracle No. 27

Guan Di Sign 27

Balanced

This balanced Guan Di lot is a practical judgment sign. Compare the blessing level, the poem, the topic notes, and the old allusion before deciding what to do.

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Guan Di Oracle No. 27

Guan Di Sign 27

Balanced

世间万物皆有主,

一粒一毫君莫取;

英雄豪杰自天生,

也须步步循规矩。

Allusion

项仲山饮马投钱 汉项仲山,不占公家便宜。每次在渭河饮马,必投三文钱在河里。

江东得道 钱塘罗隐(参见《泉州人名录·罗隐》),号江东,唐末举进士。求官不遂,立意修真,幸遇异人,传授心法,因而得道,故能开口成谶。尝游泉州,乞食于(晋江)罗裳山下,乡人慢之。江东画马于石,每夜出践田谷。乡人知而请罪焉,乃画桩树以系马,遂不践。至今遗迹犹存。(参见《泉州史迹·画马石》)

Reading the sign

Use this lot for one concrete matter.

The topic panel is the quickest place to check career, money, business, legal disputes, health, marriage, travel, lost items, and timing.

The Chinese notes below remain close to the old lot text for careful reading.

Verse notes

The poem is kept in Chinese because the rhythm and allusions matter.

Read the first image of the poem, the allusion title, and the practical notes together; one phrase alone should not be treated as the whole verdict.

Old notes

Sacred intent

讼莫兴、医审病、名与利、付之命、行人迟、婚未定、凡百事、且安分。

Traditional note

此签只宜守分。不可妄为。 若要谋事。不可以强凌弱。以富压贫。稍涉欺凌。反成灾害。 讼必和。名利有。财难求。行人有阻。病宜禳方可。婚不宜也。

Dongpo note

富贵分定。切莫强求。若或妄取。必有后忧。且宜守旧。更勉进修。心行平等。自获天休。

Bixian note

守分方可过。欺凌必反灾。妄为难自保。依理福田来。

Recorded cases

江东神庙有大树一株,明•太祖皇帝欲伐之,初占此签,犹为偶然,复占仍得此签,遂惊叹以为神异而置之。 又一新科举人,占得此,春闱大捷。应“步步”二字。若问一科者不利。 又余族人王生岁试,占此,入场东廊号舍,与江生隔邻为道,题解得窍,果入泮。又一生,占此亦入泮。盖上三句未明示,“自天生”三个字,至结句六字,复暗藏一员字之议。王钱谨识。

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How should I read Guan Di Sign 27?

This balanced Guan Di lot is a practical judgment sign. Compare the blessing level, the poem, the topic notes, and the old allusion before deciding what to do

What part should I check first for Guan Di Sign 27?

Start with the blessing level and the topic panel. Then compare the original Chinese poem, allusion, and old notes before making a decision.

Why does Guan Di Sign 27 keep Chinese text?

Guan Di lots depend on their original poem and old notes. The page localizes the reading path, labels, SEO, FAQ, and draw flow while keeping the original poem available for careful comparison.

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