Sinal espiritual de Wang Gong (em astronomia chinesa)

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Wang Gong's fortune-telling sign No. 15fortune telling

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label	Weighing and rejoicing, rejoicing and weighing one's heart, the Locomotive and the Horse are facing each other, and wealth and joy come to welcome one's own.
lift a fingerprint	所做的事情能够满意的达到先前预期的效益与结果，实在令人太高兴了。实在令人太高兴了，所做的事情能够满意的达到先前预期的效益与结果。官职、马车（坐乘）自朝中连接邮驿，一站一站互相传报而来，有了官位，财利自然而然的迎接着你。
an explanation of the meaning of words or phrases	此inscribed bamboo stick (used in divination, gambling, drawing lots etc)说明“中举”之人的心路历程，所谓“十年寒窗人不识，一举成名天下知”。做官就能发财，要发财就要做官，道尽了古代科举制度“一试定荣辱”的残酷与无奈。现今行业何止三百六十行，不论升官或发财，行行都能“出状元”。只要肯用心，不好高骛远，脚踏实地辛勤经营，要成为“个中翘楚”并非难事。
full solution (a math problem)	Merit: It is desirable for him to get an official position and make a name for himself. Promotion: hard work is meritorious, and the name of the person is real. Career: prosperity and entrepreneurship are rewarded. Lost and Found: A search for and recovery of treasures in other places. Fortune: career rolls on, speculation is not asked. Sickness: no worries or calamities and illnesses immediately cease. Marriage: Pearls and good people are available. Pedestrians: Izzy Ann Ferry, people on their way home. Fields and Houses: Abundant fields and trading are profitable. Travel: joyful travel and full return. Stores: popular and non-stop shuttling. Sixth Armor: A happy and continuous blessing for the lynchpin. Lawsuits: Existing lawsuits can be settled, but new lawsuits are not suitable. Six Animals: Six animals are prosperous, wealth and profits raise themselves. Family Luck: Vibrant and vigorous, no disasters. Seeking: everything is appropriate and the fulfillment of one's wishes is imminent. Migration: the place of peace and prosperity can be awaited. Ancestral tombs: surrounded by sand and water, a good place to live.

去抽inscribed bamboo stick (used in divination, gambling, drawing lots etc)

Introdução às Palavras Divinas do Rei:

1. Os Oráculos do Rei Wang estão intimamente relacionados com o “Grande Imperador Wang” ou o “Ancião Wang”.

2. Wang Gong Zu Zai (Xie An, cujo nome de cortesia era An Shi) foi um famoso chanceler do período da Dinastia Jin Oriental. Devido à sua sabedoria e lealdade, foi deificado pelos descendentes, tornando-se uma divindade na crença popular. Sua sabedoria e capacidade são consideradas a base da adivinhação por tiragem de oráculos.

3. Antes de tirar o sorteio, recite mentalmente seu nome, hora de nascimento, idade, endereço atual e o assunto sobre o qual deseja consultar, como casamento, carreira, sorte, ano em curso, trabalho, sorte financeira...

4. É permitido tirar apenas um sorteio por dia para uma única questão; não peça mais do que isso, caso contrário, a previsão não se concretizará.