DHI NA
Mo Dice Divination Meaning

The Golden Wheel

There is prosperity and well-being, like the conquest of a kingdom by a prince. There is prosperity and well-being.

- should be grasped mentally

If one relies on a powerful wish-granting king, then more and greater results are obtained. This is amazing.

- should be mentally visualized

Dhi Na, or the “Golden Wheel” refers to the turns of fortune that will soon bring you massive good luck in the next stage of your life. The Golden Wheel is another one of Buddhism’s eight auspicious symbols, a representation of karmic luck. You are almost guaranteed a step up in your current worldly position, the cogs of the world are turning to elevate you to your rightful place. Forces larger than you are working in your favor, soon you will have glorious stability in all aspects of your life, from personal relationships to wealth. Although you may not see immediate results, you will still find auspicious occurrences soon.

However, just because the fates are working in your favor does not mean that you can sit idly and wait for good things to happen to you. First of all, you must be worthy of achieving your position when the time comes. Work on your inner self, cultivate the virtues of patience and acceptance, which will prove to Fate that you are her willing student. Prepare yourself to seize the moment when it arrives—Fate may smooth the road for you, but it is up to you to take the final step. There are many people out there who curse their bad luck, even though they were given the opportunity to change their circumstances and just chose not to take it. Do not be one of them, be ready to fulfill your destiny where the time comes instead of allowing the natural progression of things to pass you by.

Cultivating your spiritual life will allow you to connect with the churning of the Golden Wheel more harmoniously. Regular meditation and prayer will help you connect with your inner virtues that will allow you to shine once it is your time. If you are a religious Buddhist, now is a good time to dedicate yourself to Yamantaka, the wrathful vanquisher of the demon Mara, as your special meditation deity. He will help you ascend to your rightful place.