People who say that they have studied Feng Shui and divination all have five evils and three shortcomings, but don't Taoist priests all have five evils and three shortcomings?

1 First of all, clarify the pertinence of the five disadvantages and three shortcomings, aiming at Yi scholars, specifically practitioners of the five techniques of mountain medicine. Fundamentally speaking, these have little to do with religious practitioners such as monks and Taoists. If religious people also study these five technologies, it is aimed at his warlock status rather than religious people. I-ology came into being earlier than most existing religions.

2. The theoretical basis of these five techniques is the Book of Changes, which applies the laws of the Book of Changes to achieve the purpose of seeking good fortune, avoiding evil and prolonging life. In fact, these five disadvantages and three shortcomings are put forward to warn warlocks not to use these laws they know and master to do things that endanger others or society (in short, don't use the mastery of the laws of "heaven" to interfere with the operation of "heaven"), just as people with good medical skills can save people and harm others, will there be five disadvantages and three shortcomings in saving people? Harmful people will. In other words, we should fear "heaven"