Guan Di lot 7 of 100
Born with an immortal's bearing
Very good (大吉, 甲庚). Grades differ between editions, and many Taiwanese temples print none. Shown as Wikisource gives it, with the stem pair 甲庚.
仙風道骨本天生
又遇仙宗為主盟
指日丹成謝巖谷
一朝引領向天行
An immortal's air and bone were yours from birth.
You have also met a master of the way to lead you.
Soon the elixir will be done, and you will thank the mountain valley.
In one morning you will lift your head and walk toward the sky.
What this lot says
This is a lot about a calling. The verse says your temperament suits the path and that a teacher has appeared to guide you.
It describes a long period of practice ending in a clear step upward. Read it as encouragement to commit to a craft or discipline you have already begun, with a good teacher.
A lot is a prompt for reflection. It cannot promise a result, and it is no substitute for medical, legal or financial advice.
The story behind it
Lü Dongbin refines the elixir (呂洞賓煉丹)
Named for this lot in the Wikisource transcription.
Where this text comes from
This verse is a traditional temple text with no known author. We read it from two named web transcriptions, Chinese Wikisource (the base text) and manekineko.com.tw. Neither is a scan of a printing, the edition behind them is mixed, and we could not establish whether the two are independent of each other.
Wikisource (關聖帝君靈籤) (the text shown above)
仙風道骨本天生 / 又遇仙宗為主盟 / 指日丹成謝巖谷 / 一朝引領向天行
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manekineko.com.tw (富貴轉運站)
仙風道骨本天生 / 又遇仙宗為主盟 / 指日丹成謝巖谷 / 一朝引領向天行
Retrieved 2026-11-09
English translation, meaning and story summaries are by Cast & Chart.