No. 84

Misfortune

否極方無泰

華開値晩秋

人情不調備

財宝鬼来偸

In English

  • Bad luck peaks, yet good luck does not come
  • flowers open only in late autumn
  • people's feelings do not fit together
  • and a thief slips in to take your treasures
Meaning
The phrase that sets the tone is the first line's bad luck reaching its peak, a low point that still does not turn. Late flowers, mismatched feelings, and a thief after your treasures follow, so keeping an eye on your belongings and your relationships seems sensible.
What to do today
Before heading out, check once where you put your wallet and keys.
A word from the capybara
Favorite snacks are best tucked away where no one can find them.

What 'Misfortune' means (glossary)

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

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