No. 72
Fortune
戸内防重厄
華菓見分枝
厳霜纔過後
方可始相宜
In English
- Within your door, guard against double trouble
- flowers and fruit are seen on separate boughs
- only after the harsh frost has passed
- will things begin to go well
- Meaning
- Things begin to go well only after the harsh frost has passed. Guard against trouble stacking up at home in the meantime, and let flowers and fruit grow on their own branches until the hard stretch is over.
- What to do today
- Find one small problem around the house and take care of it.
- A word from the capybara
- Wrapped in a blanket, waiting for the frost to melt.
The explanations added by each temple differ. The poems and fortunes follow an Edo-period printed edition.
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