35th Cim – Jiyou – of the Earth Element favoring the whole year – Every direction is blessed

Why waste mind and effort over this?

Changes of the future will be told,

For now it would seem that they look good,

With great harmony emerging through the shroud.

Intepretation:

This Cim tells the recipients that they need not worry, for any changes in the future will be told of quickly. There will be a union in the future, and one is only beginning to experience changes in fortune for the better. Great harmony will descend after all. The poem tells the recipient that things are changing for the better, and troublesome matters are gradually giving way to fortune. There is no need to be worried anymore.

For pleas of wealth, know that it will come gradually.

For pleas of marital matters, know that impatience is not needed, simply forge ahead patiently will grant you success; a blissful union will result from a gradual development.

For pleas of academic success, be hopeful but work hard.

For pleas of legal matters, there is a chance to win; those maligned will have a chance to see justice done.

Moving will be smooth; traveling can be carried out as usual.

For ailments, the youths need not worry; though the elderly must be wary.

General affairs should be approached flexibly to tackle changes. Undertakings will succeed well on the day of Chenwei (Half-moon); after half-moon has passed, expect delays and loss of funds. Family affairs will be well to those who guard well and magnanimously. Family fortune will see a settling of discords. Marital affairs will be difficult to consummate; those who succeed will be greatly blessed. Pleas for children should not be made. Pregnancies will face difficulty in childbirth; daughters-in-law will not have children. Pleas for wealth will meet an inept person, fortune will come gradually. Pleas for academic success will face difficulty due to living demons. The Age Lords will be at ease in the Year of Wei. Ailments will be affected by demons and become a delayed affair. Travelers will not face any calamities. Business undertakings will face difficulties. Visitors will arrive in the day of Chenwei (half-moon). Shipping will face initial losses followed by gains. Moving will favor the south. Lost items will be hard to recove. Pleas for rain will arrive in a few days. Legal affairs will see a reverse of fate and major loss of funds. Livestock are in reverse. The crops will neither result in loss nor fortune in the early harvest; late harvests will be bountiful. Construction has transgressed a calamitous star, and must not be carried out. Burials and resting places have ill fortune, though prosperity will come afterwards. Fishermen will face demons playing mischief followed by minor returns. Fisheries will face demons playing mischief followed by minor gains. Hatcheries will first encounter losses followed by success. The monthly commands will not be as expected, so ask for divine help. Lost persons will return after a long period. Letters from afar will arrive after a patient wait.

The Ancients say: Wu Han kills his wife for his mother and liege.