469 Arhat Ṛjucaraṇa (Upright Conduct)
The great river flows ceaselessly, rolling eastward; worldly affairs are complex, creating heroes throughout generations. Singing loudly, song after song. One hopes to be appreciated, but the timing is not suitable; one still needs to wait for the opportunity.
For those who receive this verse, one has talent for worldly affairs, but lacks composure. One is eager for achievements and confused by fame and profit, acting rashly regardless of whether the time is ripe. But for every worldly matter, there is a rule; for every thing, there is a destiny. If the time has not come, struggling bitterly is useless. It is better to wait and observe. Once the opportunity comes, seize the moment and you can display your talents.