No. 35
Fortune
射鹿須乗箭
胡僧引路帰
遇道同仙籍
光華映晩暉
In English
- To catch the deer, ride the arrow's flight
- a foreign monk leads you on the road home
- meeting the way, you join the immortals
- and brightness glows in the evening light
- Meaning
- The poem closes on brightness glowing in the evening light, a reward that shines late. Read with the opening lines, where you ride the arrow's momentum and a traveling monk leads you home, it suggests following someone who knows the way.
- What to do today
- Ask someone experienced for directions or steps, and try one of them as told.
- A word from the capybara
- With a guide out front, trailing along slowly behind is perfectly fine.
The explanations added by each temple differ. The poems and fortunes follow an Edo-period printed edition.
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