The stars stir behind the twin towers, with the moon illuminating the border cities. The Cowherd and the Weaver, year after year they cross, yet never do the winds and waves arise.
In the tale of the Cowherd and Weaver orchestrated by the West King Holy Mother herself, it was her hairpin that parted the Heavenly River.
Separating the Cowherd and the Weaver stars on opposite banks of the Heavenly River, one in the east and one in the west, never meeting. Only on Chinese Valentine's Day, with the bridge of magpies, can they finally reunite.
The divine might of this "Deceit Object" in Her hands is evident.
The West King Holy Mother held the divine hairpin, and, unexpectedly, recited the complete chant:
"Kan holds true water swirling with dark waves, reversing the flow and rising to the Heavenly River.
