Flower and Fruit in Season

A reputation waits for the right encounter. Three full moons pass and a change of place follows, though that second line is terse and our reading of it is tentative. Someone of rank arrives and gestures toward a spot, and the blossoms and fruit there come out fresh when their time comes.

Printed in the book as Dai-kichi, Great good fortune, the lot pairs an arrival with a harvest. Nothing in the picture is forced, and the high grade rests on that ease.

Brought forward to the present, this is about readiness meeting recognition after a measured wait. Consider what has been ripening in your own work on a calendar you did not set.