No. 43

Fortune

月桂将相満

追鹿映山渓

貴人乗遠箭

好事好相宜

In English

  • The moon's laurel is close to full
  • chasing the deer, you are mirrored in the stream
  • a worthy person rides a far-flying arrow
  • and good things fit well together
Meaning
The poem ends on good things fitting neatly together. Before that, you chase a deer under a nearly full moon and a respected person sends you on like a far-flying arrow, so carrying on with what you have been pursuing looks right.
What to do today
Look back at the record of something you have kept up, and give yourself credit for it.
A word from the capybara
Caught a reflection in the stream and stared at it for a while.

The explanations added by each temple differ. The poems and fortunes follow an Edo-period printed edition.

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