I went to a temple to ask divination. I can only speak Cantonese and cant read Chinese. The monk only spoke Mandarin no English. If you can briefly sum up to the meaning to the pics it would be great.
My question is do I have a chance to leave my area and move to the place of my heart's desire.
Probably only if you get the numbers for these
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Gee sybian, I can understand that the sexual activities out there on Fixedfront Mountain are different than down here in the lower mainland, but to have fortune cookies appear close to pussies is a little weird. --- Is it a big thrill watching the ladies crack those cookies with their vaginal muscles. ???---- (Sounds pretty crummy to me.)I'm not certain.. but I believe it says something about fortune cookies, and their close appearance to pussy....
Gee sybian, I can understand that the sexual activities out there on Fixedfront Mountain are different than down here in the lower mainland, but to have fortune cookies appear close to pussies is a little weird. --- Is it a big thrill watching the ladies crack those cookies with their vaginal muscles. ???---- (Sounds pretty crummy to me.)
Me, I've never seen a fortune cookie close to a pussy, but a number of pussies have been instrumental in seeing my fortune crack and crumble, but what a fantastic way to go broke. .:thumb:
Thanks for your help. The monk said to do it twice so I just followed her leadIm not familiar with temple stuff, but I thought you are only suppose to draw 1 prediction?
Anyway, if your question is asking about moving/relocating, then based on the bottom half section of the right note (supposedly the "answer" for top half section), it said its "not good (不好)" to move (移居) and "cannot (不可)" to travel afar (出外).
I dont have much experience with Chinese poem stuff, so dont take the translation of the notes below seriously:
Left note didn't really say anything specific about moving, it vaguely says "rush through task/chores in a year, relax and dont hesitate, future benefactor is still miles away, gradually know/familiar after months of communication"
And I think the top half of the right note says: "dont worry about future, no use to ask god or temple, but time will still flow after some hinderance, dont bother with good deeds" (this one is hard to understand because the word orders are unusual)
you need to know the history of the poems in order to get a more accurate meaning out of it. unfortunately, I don't know the history.Im not familiar with temple stuff, but I thought you are only suppose to draw 1 prediction?
Anyway, if your question is asking about moving/relocating, then based on the bottom half section of the right note (supposedly the "answer" for top half section), it said its "not good (不好)" to move (移居) and "cannot (不可)" to travel afar (出外).
I dont have much experience with Chinese poem stuff, so dont take the translation of the notes below seriously:
Left note didn't really say anything specific about moving, it vaguely says "rush through task/chores in a year, relax and dont hesitate, future benefactor is still miles away, gradually know/familiar after months of communication"
And I think the top half of the right note says: "dont worry about future, no use to ask god or temple, but time will still flow after some hinderance, dont bother with good deeds" (this one is hard to understand because the word orders are unusual)






