6. His house is in a state of abundance. He screens off his family. He peers through the gate And no longer perceives anyone. For three years he sees nothing. Misfortune.

5. Lines are coming, Blessing and fame draw near. Good fortune.

4. The curtain is of such fullness That the polestars can be seen at noon. He meets his ruler, who is of like kind. Good fortune.

3. The underbrush is of such abundance That the small stars can be seen at noon. He breaks his right arm. No blame.

2. The curtain is of such fullness That the polestars can be seen at noon. Through going one meets with mistrust and hate. If one rouses him through truth, Good fortune comes.

1. When a man meets his destined ruler, They can be together ten days, And it is not a mistake. Going meets with recognition.