I've drawn lots, but I still don't know what to do.

You cast the divination blocks and drew the fortune sticks.

Holding the fortune slip in your hand, you recognize the words and roughly understand the meaning, but after reading it, you still feel a vague sense of bewilderment—this answer doesn't match the specific question in your heart.

This is not your problem, nor does it mean that the gods have not responded to you. The language of divination poems is classical, giving direction rather than answers; divination blocks indicate "yes" or "no," but your situation is often much more complex than a simple "yes" or "no."

That feeling of holding the fortune stick and still not knowing what to do is the moment when you really need to interpret it.

In which three situations do you most need someone to help you solve your problems?

1. The fortune-telling poem doesn't match your situation.

The fortune slips readily available in the temple are written for all sorts of different people and situations. It's like a wide-angle map; at times you can see exactly where you are at a glance, but sometimes, the road on the map doesn't look like the one you're on.

"The fortune slip says 'Wait patiently for the right time,' but my contract expires next week." "The auspicious slip says 'Everything will go smoothly,' but I asked whether I should resign. Does that count as an agreement?"

At this point, what you need is not to throw the divination sticks again, but for someone to help you connect the language of the divination poem with your specific situation.

Second, your question is too complicated; a simple "yes or no" answer is not enough.

Some questions cannot be answered with a binary answer: it's not just about whether to do it, but also about how to do it, when to do it, what to consider, and what to let go of.

Decisions about relationships, work, family, and major financial choices—the complexity of these matters often exceeds the capacity of a single divination block. A divination block may provide confirmation, but before that confirmation, you may need to clarify the issue itself; only after clarifying it will the answer truly be meaningful to you.

The value of interpreting divination slips lies not in "telling you the result," but in helping you organize your vague doubts into a question that you can truly ask and receive an answer to.

Third, this matter is very important to you, and you don't want to guess on your own.

There are some things you don't want to guess wrong. It's not because you're not smart enough, but because the matter involves too many things, or you're not sure about your own judgment on this matter. You need a perspective that isn't your own, nor that of your relatives or friends, to help you see things clearly.

This is the most legitimate reason to seek guidance from the outside world: not because you can't make the decision yourself, but because this matter is worth taking seriously and deserves a profound response, rather than guessing from fortune sticks.

So, how does online consultation work?

The method of asking questions using divination blocks is the same as the ritual in a temple: calm your mind, state your identity, clearly explain the question, and then cast the blocks. The difference is that you can do all of this anywhere; you don't need to wait until you enter a temple.

If you'd like to go a step further, our divination helper offers paid, in-depth consultation reports: you tell us your question, along with its background and your confusion; we'll provide you with an analytical report tailored to your specific situation—not a translation of a divination poem that can be applied to any problem, but guidance that truly addresses your unique circumstances.

It's perfect for those moments when you have a ticket but still don't know what to do.

If you have a question on your mind right now,

you can start with a "free divination using divination blocks". Calm down, think clearly about the problem, and then cast your blocks.

If, after casting, you still feel like "I don't know what to do," then it's time for you to "report your problem".