No. 76
Fortune
富貴天之祐
何須苦用心
前程応顕跡
久用得高臨
In English
- Wealth and rank are heaven's blessing
- why wear yourself out with worry?
- the road ahead will show your tracks
- long effort carries you to great heights
- Meaning
- The key phrase is heaven's blessing in the first line, help that comes from beyond your own effort. Since wealth and rank rest on that, there is no need to wear yourself out with worry; steady work leaves clear tracks and carries you higher in time.
- What to do today
- If you have been tense, slowly enjoy one cup of a drink you like.
- A word from the capybara
- Not trying too hard keeps the fur nice and glossy.
The explanations added by each temple differ. The poems and fortunes follow an Edo-period printed edition.
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