楚霸王迷失路 / 棋盤大會
下籤 · Inauspicious📜 Divine Poem 籤詩
勸君切莫向他求
I advise you absolutely not to seek things from others
似鶴飛來暗箭投
Like a flying crane throwing itself into a hidden arrow
若去採薪蛇伏草
Or like going to gather firewood where a snake hides in the grass
不如安分得無憂
It is better to stay content with your lot to remain free of worry
💫 Core Meaning 籤意
此卦似鶴投暗箭之象。凡事守舊則吉也。
This lot symbolizes a crane flying into a hidden arrow. It warns of unseen dangers and advises strict maintenance of the status quo to stay safe.
🔮 Interpretation 解曰
暗箭傷人，蛇伏草中。妄動生災，安分保身。
Danger lurks everywhere, like snakes in the grass or hidden arrows in the sky. Do not make external requests or venture into new territory; stay where you are to survive.
📘 How to Interpret This Lot 解籤指南
Read the Poem
The four-line poem (籤詩) is the heart of Lot 30. Each line carries symbolic meaning — read slowly and let the imagery speak to your specific question.
Understand the Fortune Level
This lot is rated 下籤 (Inauspicious). This signals a time for patience and reflection — obstacles are present, but they are not permanent.
Apply to Your Question
Check the Life Guidance section below for the specific category you asked about (marriage, wealth, health, etc.). The same lot speaks differently depending on your question.
📋 Life Guidance 各項指引
📖 Historical Story 典故
楚霸王項羽兵敗垓下，逃亡時迷路，被一農夫故意指錯方向，陷入沼澤，最終烏江自刎。
Xiang Yu, the mighty Overlord of Western Chu, was pursued by Han troops. He asked an old farmer for directions, but the farmer purposefully misled him into a swamp, trapping him and leading to his final, tragic defeat. It is a severe warning against trusting strangers and moving blindly.
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