What is the meaning of this classical Chinese vernacular?

I feel this passage is like the words of a Buddhist. After inspection, it is indeed a sign.

Words.

I looked it up online, and it probably means something like this:

I think it can be understood as follows: the right time, the right place and the right people, and the external material conditions are available, the key is to be harmonious with people. As long as you behave yourself and do things well, you will achieve something and follow suit.

But then again, divination is a superstition after all. As a spiritual yearning, this is a sign of success, which is naturally good. Even if divination is not good, it should not affect subjective emotions. After all, men propose.