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Translating Omikuji to English
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2023/5/12 12:57
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by Michelle (guest)
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2023/5/14 18:16
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Well, it generally says that whatever you do it's not going to turn out good. And on the side, it says that you should take all omikuji home, so you did the right thing bringing it back with you.
People can be discouraged to have pulled a not-so-fortunate omikuji, but it's rather a precaution saying, "This is not the time. Keep calm, and wait until time is on your side."
So, don't venture, and let it flow. And if you feel that things aren't going right, that's just how it is for you at the moment. Your fate would probably change by the next time you pull an omikuji. Your slip would be a reminder.
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by Uco
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Re: Translating Omikuji to English
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2023/5/14 18:50
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Thanks for answering and noticing that this thread was ignored haha. Yes I realized at one point this was a bad omikuji and did not know until I left the temple. I was hesitant and anxious since I did not want to bring bad fortune with me traveling back home. I revisited the temple minutes later tying it to the designated spot for bad omikuji. This post was out of curiosity to be informed of what I should look out for and work on.
Thank you for your reply.
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by Michelle (guest)
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Re: Translating Omikuji to English
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2023/5/15 07:44
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Thanks for answering and noticing that this thread was ignored haha. Yes I realized at one point this was a bad omikuji and did not know until I left the temple. I was hesitant and anxious since I did not want to bring bad fortune with me traveling back home. I revisited the temple minutes later tying it to the designated spot for bad omikuji. This post was out of curiosity to be informed of what I should look out for and work on.
Thank you for your reply.
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by Michelle (guest)
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