Guan Yin Oracle No. 53
Liu Bei Takes a Bride
Danger brings no lasting harm. Misfortune turns into blessing. The more setbacks come, the more strength can rise.
Draw My Guan Yin OracleGuan Yin Oracle No. 53
Liu Bei Takes a Bride
Middle lotDisappointment turns into satisfaction.
The dragon sings and the tiger roars, and both fit together.
Under blue heaven there is a road reaching high.
Fame and achievement are promised again in time.
Original text
Original Chinese verse
许我功名再有期
青天自有通霄路
龙呤虎啸两相宜
失意反成得意时
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What does Lot 53 Liu Bei Takes a Bride mean?+
This is a Middle lot in Zi Palace. The verse gives the image, and the overall reading brings it back to the matter itself: Harm may unexpectedly turn into benefit. Without deliberate seeking, gain may arrive. Whether you face something as great as a dragon or as frightening as a tiger, meet it bravely.
Should I read only the blessing level of Lot 53?+
No. The level gives the broad weather, but the useful detail is in the translated verse, original reading, practical signals, and question-based sections. The practical signal begins: Home is unsettled. Self lacks blessing at first but turns from misfortune to good fortune. Wealth is average. Deals are difficult.
Which part should I read for a concrete question?+
Start with “General Matters.” On life's road, being harmed can sometimes lead to gain. When the chance arrives, do not be afraid; face it directly