Stick 28 of 28
The boat awaits the tide
Middle
Neither good nor bad: the reading invites patience and steadiness.
The verse
The boat is ready at the pier,the oars laid on its side;when the water rises highit will sail out on the tide.
General meaning
Ready but not yet gone. A middle reading: everything is in place, only the right moment is missing.
Reading by area
Your project is ripe; wait for the signal, such as budget, approval or season, before launching.
Keep your savings available for an opportunity that will come later.
You are ready, the other person perhaps not yet; patience and gentleness.
Plan a gradual return; ask a professional before resuming any effort.
This reading never replaces the advice of a doctor or health professional.
The trip will happen, but on a different date; keep tickets changeable.
The file is ready; wait for the right time to present it.
The stick's advice
Do not row on sand: check the tide, then go.
By custom
A middle slip invites steadiness. If you wish, shake a second time, or keep the reading as advice to be patient.
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.