Kwan Yin Qian Moderate
劉備求賢 （中籤）
Liu Bei sought the talented.
觀音靈簽第三十二簽：吉凶宮位 Lot Verse
【中籤未宮】前程杳杳定無疑，石中藏玉有誰知; 一朝良匠分明剖，始覺安然碧玉期。
Prospects for one's future may seem bleak, akin to a jade hidden within a stone. Yet, just as a skilled carpenter can reveal the true worth of the jade, so too can dedicated efforts unveil your hidden potential.
觀音靈簽第三十二簽：詩意 Meaning
此卦剖石見玉之象，凡事著力成功也。
Just as a stone must be sliced to reveal the jade within, success often requires dedicated and patient efforts.
觀音靈簽第三十二簽：解曰 Interpretation
寶在石中 異人少知 直待分明 盡可施為
Your abilities are buried like rare diamonds embedded in rocks. You can make good use of these once they are discovered.
觀音靈簽第三十二簽：仙機 Celestial Messages
家宅 Household: 平平 Average
自身 Self: 安 Safe
求財 Wealth: 勞力 Labor
交易 Transaction: 阻 Obstruction
婚姻 Marriage: 成 Successful
六甲 Birth: 虛 False
行人 Traveler: 杳 Distant and out of sight
尋人 Person you seek: 見 Will be found
公訟 Lawsuit: 驚 Scare
移徙 Migration: 改 Change
失物 Lost object: 西方 West
疾病 Health & sickness: 欠安 Lacks safety
觀音靈簽第三十二簽：典故 Allegory
劉備求賢（三顧草廬）。 三國時。 諸葛亮。 字孔明。 漢末避居南陽。 諸葛亮隱居於隆中之茅屋。 志學清修。 養生之道。 研究奇明門遁法。 天文術數。 卦算韜略。 無所不精。 初不求聞達於諸侯。 后徐庶薦於劉備。 先主劉備與關張三往問計。 延為軍師。 先主即位。 拜丞相。 受以託孤。 後主封為武卿侯。 諭有寶心安。 得意遲早。 靜待時機。 不請自來。
During the Three Kingdoms period, Zhuge Liang, known as Kongming, lived in seclusion in a thatched cottage in Longzhong, Nanyang. He was devoted to his studies and health cultivation, mastering various arts, including Qiming and Dungong (methods of divination), astronomy, numerology, hexagrams, and military strategies. Initially, he did not seek recognition from the warlords. However, later on, Xu Shu recommended him to Liu Bei. Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei visited him three times for advice, an event known as "Three Visits to the Thatched Cottage". Zhuge Liang was then appointed as a military strategist. When Liu Bei ascended the throne, Zhuge Liang was appointed as Prime Minister and entrusted with Liu Bei's son. Later, the young lord bestowed upon him the title of Marquis Wuqing. Zhuge Liang's life teaches us the value of patience, the importance of waiting for the right time, and the wisdom in not seeking out opportunities—they will come on their own.
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