a fortune slip

My husband and I went to our favorite Chinese noodle shop in Ikebukuro in the afternoon. Then we went to the temple-called Gokokuji. We threw in some coins into the offering box. Then I drew a fortune slip as usual. My paper was Good Fortune. It was written in English on the reverse. It says, "43. Good Fortune. Yours is a happy fate, but if you become arrogant, everything you touch goes badly. Modesty, sincerity and the help of those goes badly. Modesty, sincerity and the help of those with more experience bring an unforeseen good fortune. Believe in the Divine. Uprightness is important." Then we took a rest at a casual restaurant near the temple. We ordered two cake sets.