This lot has the "six godless" intention. It admonishes the person concerned not to be upset and impatient. When we are faced with a difficult problem, we do not know what to do, so we seek help from others and hope to turn things around with their advice. But by nature, you know your own problems best. Once you calm down, unwind and sort things out layer by layer, and organize them one by one, you may be able to see the main points. When you are unable to come up with a solution and you need to ask someone else for help, you should not talk as if you were spitting bitter water at anyone, and you should choose carefully whom you ask for help. Some people may argue subjectively and vigorously before they have heard and digested what you have to say, and they may be misled by "your word, my word," which may lead them astray and increase confusion. Only by asking someone who is objective, concurring, and able to point out the main points, will you be able to clear up the problem and solve the difficulty.