Chinese fortune poems, one page each
Mazu's Fortune Poems
Mazu Fortune Poem No. 96: Money grows in places no one knows.
Mazu Fortune Poem No. 96 is paired with the Bo · Splitting Apart hexagram. In plain words: Money comes from many places, so don't strain to chase it far away. Be content and grateful; blessings are worth more than gold.
Original Chinese
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Questions people ask
Is Mazu Fortune Poem No. 96 a good fortune?
This set is not ranked from good to bad here. What matters is the reminder: Money comes from many places, so don't strain to chase it far away. Be content and grateful; blessings are worth more than gold. The choice is yours.
What does Mazu Fortune Poem No. 96 say in English?
Money grows in places no one knows. / Why reach so far to chase after it? / An ounce of gold, four ounces of blessing. / Fate simply gives each person a different share.