Poem No. 47
Meaning: Adding flowers to the brocade, Making perfection still more perfect.
Poem No. 48
Meaning: The crane and roc are taking off their flight.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle
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Guanyin poem 45 & 46
Poem No. 45
Meaning: Spreading kindness, generosity and joy to those around you.
Poem No. 46
Meaning: The withered plant blossoms again.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle
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Guan Yin Poem 43 & 44
Poem No. 43
Meaning: The Heaven and earth are full of great joys and harmony.
Poem No. 44
Meaning: Meeting one’s match in a chess tournament; Diamond cuts diamond.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle
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Guan Yin poem 41 & 42
Poem No. 41
Meaning: Adopting a thief as son.
Poem No. 42
Meaning: Heaven bestows blessings, honors upon you.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle
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Guan Yin poem 39 & 40
Poem No. 39
Meaning: Be conservative, stick to the old ways and keep calm and quiet.
Poem No. 40
Meaning: Yin is expanding and Yang is diminishing.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle
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Guan Yin poem 37 & 38
Poem No. 37
Meaning: The wind is blowing hard toward the candle and light.
Poem No. 38
Meaning: The clouds and fogs are covering up the Moon.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle
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Guan Yin poem 35 & 36
Poem No. 35
Meaning: Decently dressed, be immaculately dressed.
Poem No. 36
Meaning: The apes and monkey are breaking the locked chains.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle
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Guan Yin poem 33 & 34
Poem No. 33
Meaning: Hiding the jade inside, yet seeking it outside elsewhere.
Poem No. 34
Meaning: The red sun is shining brightly.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle
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Guan Yin poem 31 & 32
Poem No. 31
Meaning: Adhere to past practices, be safe and sound.
Poem No. 32
Meaning: Breaking the rock in order to get the jade out of the rock.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle
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Guan Yin poem 29 & 30
Poem No. 29
Meaning: The treasured sword that has been kept in a box/case is now drawn out.
Poem No. 30
Meaning: Abide the law and behave oneself; know one’s place.
Source: Guan Yin Oracle
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