病気
長引く
nagabikuながびくIt will drag on
- Meaning
- The illness drags on. It does not mean getting worse, only that recovery takes time, so the phrase can be taken as asking you to be patient and keep a steady daily rhythm.
- What to do today
- To get through a longer stretch, choose one way of resting you can keep up easily.
- A word from the capybara
- When things drag on, that is when the unhurried shine.
This explains the traditional reading of the slip. It is not financial, medical, or pregnancy advice.
Wording and the order of fortunes vary from shrine to shrine.
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