Ma Zu Oracle No. 28

Li Cunxiao Fights a Tiger

WuWuFire sign. Summer is favorable; the south suits it.

代表当前处境就如「四面楚歌」、「进退两难」。时机不好的写照。

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Ma Zu Oracle No. 28

Li Cunxiao Fights a Tiger

Fortune sign

于今莫作此当时,

虎落平阳被犬欺。

世间凡事何难定,

千山万水也迟疑。

Allusion

李存孝打虎、石存孝遇李克用收为义子、楚项羽乌江自刎、孙膑、孟尝君鸡鸣度关、庄子慕道、郭臣埋儿尽孝。

Reading the sign

This Ma Zu sign belongs to the allusion “Li Cunxiao Fights a Tiger”.

Read it for one concrete matter, especially travel, sea journeys, household peace, business, money, or marriage.

Use the topic table below for the practical judgment.

Verse notes

The oracle poem is kept in Chinese because its rhythm, word images, and allusions matter.

Use the topic judgments, allusion titles, and source notes together; one line alone should not be treated as the whole verdict.

By topic

Overall

Favorable later; patience matters.

Travel

Read with caution and compare it with the source sign.

Boat travel

Mixed reading: there is a possible opening, but caution is needed.

Sea work

Mixed reading: there is a possible opening, but caution is needed.

Money

Read with caution and compare it with the source sign.

Business

Mixed reading: there is a possible opening, but caution is needed.

Marriage

Mixed reading: there is a possible opening, but caution is needed.

Household

Cautious reading: the matter is not smooth and should not be forced.

Health

Cautious reading: the matter is not smooth and should not be forced.

Exams and rank

Read with caution and compare it with the source sign.

Legal dispute

There is money-loss risk; move carefully.

Lost item

Cautious reading: the matter is not smooth and should not be forced.

Missing person

Cautious reading: the matter is not smooth and should not be forced.

Distant news

Read with caution and compare it with the source sign.

Pregnancy

Cautious reading: the matter is not smooth and should not be forced.

Children

not suitable

Family matters

Read with caution and compare it with the source sign.

Plans

hard to complete

Moving home

Mixed reading: there is a possible opening, but caution is needed.

Building

Mixed reading: there is a possible opening, but caution is needed.

Grave site

Cautious reading: the matter is not smooth and should not be forced.

Farming

Read with caution and compare it with the source sign.

Fish pond

Mixed reading: there is a possible opening, but caution is needed.

Fish fry

not favorable

Livestock

Read with caution and compare it with the source sign.

Monthly timing

Read with caution and compare it with the source sign.

Praying for rain

Read with caution and compare it with the source sign.

Visitor

Cautious reading: the matter is not smooth and should not be forced.

Year deity

ordinary

Allusion story

Allusion: Li Cunxiao Fights a Tiger.

Read this story as a mirror for timing, risk, and how the matter may turn.

Use it together with the topic judgments above.

What the story teaches

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What should I read first in Ma Zu Sign 28?

This Ma Zu sign belongs to the allusion “Li Cunxiao Fights a Tiger”. Read it for one concrete matter, especially travel, sea journeys, household peace, business, money, or marriage

Why does the opening line of the source poem matter?

The oracle poem is kept in Chinese because its rhythm, word images, and allusions matter. Use the topic judgments, allusion titles, and source notes together; one line alone should not be treated as the whole verdict

How does the allusion Li Cunxiao Fights a Tiger relate to the sign?

Allusion: Li Cunxiao Fights a Tiger. Read this story as a mirror for timing, risk, and how the matter may turn. Use it together with the topic judgments above

How does Ma Zu Sign 28 read for travel or boat travel?

Travel: Read with caution and compare it with the source sign.

How does Ma Zu Sign 28 read for money, business, or household matters?

Money: Read with caution and compare it with the source sign. Household: Cautious reading: the matter is not smooth and should not be forced.

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