Stick 19 of 28
Wind fills the sail
Very favourable
In the traditional reading, one of the most encouraging sticks in the set.
The verse
A soft wind fills the sail,the bow cuts silver foam;the boatman sings at the stern,the harbour calls him home.
General meaning
A favourable momentum. By tradition, one of the most encouraging sticks in the set for projects on the move.
Reading by area
Paperwork moves fast; launches, hiring or a transfer are favoured.
Business flows; stay sensible and keep a reserve despite the momentum.
A meeting while travelling, or a relationship gaining pace; let yourself be carried, sincerely.
Good energy; move and breathe fresh air. For any concern, ask a professional.
This reading never replaces the advice of a doctor or health professional.
An excellent sign for journeys, study abroad or a move.
Things get unstuck; be ready to accept a reasonable offer.
The stick's advice
The wind is here: set off, but check the boat before you cast off.
By custom
A favourable slip is kept: many take it home and place it near the household altar. Give thanks by sharing your good fortune with a gift or a kind act.
Confirm with the crescents (ไม้ปวย)
In Chinese shrines, two red wooden half-moons are thrown to see whether the answer is confirmed.
Majority reading from Thai guides; some temples have their own customs.