Guan Yin Oracle No. 88
Pang Hong Fears Bao Gong
Look rationally, and there is no need for fright.
Draw My Guan Yin OracleGuan Yin Oracle No. 88
Pang Hong Fears Bao Gong
Middle lotA wooden tiger stands before the gate.
It has authority, but does not harm people.
It is clearly said there is no obstruction,
yet worry and hesitation frighten the heart.
Original text
Original Chinese verse
忧恼迟疑恐惊心
分明说是无防事
须是有威不害人
木为一虎在当门
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What does Lot 88 Pang Hong Fears Bao Gong mean?+
This is a Middle lot in You Palace. The verse gives the image, and the overall reading brings it back to the matter itself: It is like a carved wooden tiger in the woods: impressive from far away, but unable to harm.
Should I read only the blessing level of Lot 88?+
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 has arguments. Wealth has petty people. Deals are unfavorable. Marriage does not fit. Pregnancy has false danger.
Which part should I read for a concrete question?+
Start with “General Matters.” The obstacle is psychological. The matter is not as frightening as it looks. Confidence and calmness help you move, while fear and self-limiting thoughts hold you back