Literature Reference: 惟彼颠瞑者，去公岂不辽。——《和李相公摄事南郊览物兴怀呈一二知旧》 Only those who are lost in confusion, are distant from the public affairs. Source from 'Presenting a Few Old Acquaintances with Thoughts on the Southern Suburban Sacrifice'.
颠: Summit, inverted. Used in personal names to metaphorically signify a high status or the ability to rise above others.
瞑: Close your eyes.
Meaning: To be lost in confusion, seeking direction amidst uncertainty.