Getting things ready
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Getting things ready
The page is on its way
Hold your question in mind, draw one of the hundred Guanyin lots, read its poem and story for free, then get a plain-language reading for your question.
Ask about one thing, as specifically as you can: "should I take the job offer in another city this winter" works better than "how is my luck this year".
Drawing again and again for the same question until you like the answer only muddles it. Act on the lot's advice and ask again once things change.
A low lot is not a verdict; it points to what to watch out for and when to hold back. Preparing for that is more useful than worrying about the grade.
It uses the same set of one hundred lots; the online draw replaces the shaking cup. What matters is a clear question and reading the lot against your own situation.
Versions vary between regions and temples. This site uses the common mainland version; when in doubt, follow the slip from the temple.
No. The lot offers a way to look at a question and sort out your options; it does not predict events or replace professional advice.