Guan Di Oracle No. 45
Guan Di Sign 45
This moderately favorable 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 Sign 45
Moderately favorable好将心地力耕耘，
彼此山头总是坟；
阴地不如心地好，
修为到底却输君。
Allusion
高祖遇丁公 丁公为楚项籍将。逐窘汉高祖于彭城。西兵短接。
高祖急顾曰。两贤岂相厄哉。丁公乃还。
及高祖即位来谒。帝曰丁公为臣不忠。使项王失天下者也。遂斩之。
曰使后为人臣无效丁公也。
丁公告高祖 喻世明言第三十一卷载。
阎王殿上。丁公诉曰。某在战场围汉皇。皇许平分天下故放皇。
称帝后反遭杀害。汉皇以丁公背项羽故诛之。事公辩曰。
纪信替皇死。却不封赠。项伯不忠。反赐封侯。
雍齿为项将。后封什方侯。汉皇无言以对。
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
心既好、地亦美、病即安、讼得理、财勿求、且守己、行人至、终有喜。
Traditional note
此签不可妄求。但依本分。方得天之庥庇。 问地利。不宜迁改。行人必至。病则安。求财无。且宜守旧。 讼必凶。宜和息。凡事只宜修积善心。庶免灾祸也。
Dongpo note
好修心地。莫用他求。但依本分。可获天庥。勿与人竞。福力自优。子孙之庆。皆善之由。
Bixian note
人己初来用意同。好将心地问天公。若还亏却分毫理。万事教君吉又凶。
Recorded cases
一生原籍江右，在南京应考，府、县俱取。人知而攻之，不得进院。占此，遂往原籍，竟首取。系二句、三句之验。 (清)道光戊戍(1838年)，先严秋岚公，将应院试，占此时，杜给谏胞弟亦在庙求此签。榜发，先严与杜之弟皆入邑庠。应“彼此”、“总是”四字也。后先严中式，而杜以庠生终，并尾句亦应。——王钱(“竹”字头)谨识。
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How should I read Guan Di Sign 45?＋
This moderately favorable 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 45?＋
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 45 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.