Poem No. 87
Meaning: Washing the sand for gold and you get the gold.
Poem No. 88
Meaning: A wood-carved tiger imposing majesty and prestige.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle
Guanyin Poem 85 & 86
Poem No. 85
Meaning: During the warmth of Spring season, all flowers bloom.
Poem No. 86
Meaning: Having an audience with the King, Emperor.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle
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Guanyin Poem 83 & 84
Poem No. 83
Meaning: It’s still a crescent Moon, not yet a Full Moon.
Poem No. 84
Meaning: A trembling fish is coming out of the water.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle
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Guanyin Poem 81 & 82
Poem No. 81
Meaning: The (Chinese) parasol tree is shedding its leaves in Autumn.
Poem No. 82
Meaning: The sacred lotus is appearing upon a blaze.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle
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Guanyin Poem 79 & 80
Poem No. 79
Meaning: Believe in what is solid, real and not false ones.
Poem No. 80
Meaning: The wise man comes to greet you.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle
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Guanyin Poem 77 & 78
Poem No. 77
Meaning: Obtaining the treasure (that you have been hoping for) in the dreamland.
Poem No. 78
Meaning: Doing things with simplicity, goodwill and integrity.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle
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Guanyin Poem 75 & 76
Poem No. 75
Meaning: Carrying a tiger to climb over a mountain.
Poem 76
Meaning: The fish and dragon make no changes.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle
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Guanyin Poem 73 & 74
Poem No. 73
Meaning: Spring thunder brings out all the bugs.
Poem No. 74
Meaning: Just like the graceful swan wanting to throw itself into the water.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle
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Guanyin poem 71 & 72
Poem No. 71
Meaning: One bow handles two arrows.
Poem No. 72
Meaning: Bees are flying together among flowers to collect the nectar for producing honey.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle
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Guanyin poem 69 & 70
Poem No. 69
Meaning: Being Crowned with plum blossoms.
Poem No. 70
Meaning: The bees are darting among the flowers and landing to extract nectar.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle
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