No. 2
Small fortune
月被浮雲翳
立事自昏迷
幸乞陰公祐
何慮不開眉
In English
- The moon is veiled by drifting clouds
- and plans once set in motion lose their way
- yet if you ask the unseen guardian for help
- why fear that your brow will stay knit?
- Meaning
- If you ask for help from a quarter you cannot see, the poem says, there is no reason for your brow to stay knotted. When plans blur like a moon behind clouds, leaning on someone else is likely to work better than carrying it all alone.
- What to do today
- Talk through one thing you feel stuck on with someone you trust.
- A word from the capybara
- Even behind the clouds, the moon is still up there, waiting it out.
The explanations added by each temple differ. The poems and fortunes follow an Edo-period printed edition.
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