Lama's fortune-telling in Ta 'er Temple _ Is the fortune-telling in Ta 'er Temple accurate?

Ta 'er Temple is the birthplace of Zong Kaba, the founder of Lamaism and Yellow Sect. Legend has it that when Master Zong Kaba was born, his umbilical cord blood dripped here, and then a bodhi tree grew. There are100000 leaves on the tree, and each leaf spontaneously ignites to show a roaring Buddha statue of a lion.

After Master Zong Kaba went to Tibet to study, he missed his mother day and night to build a tower according to the tree, and his disciples built a temple according to the tower, which was constantly repaired and expanded, forming a large-scale and patchwork building complex integrating Chinese and Tibetan science and technology. Therefore, there is a tower in front of the temple, hence the name Ta 'er Temple.

There are many tourists in Ta 'er Temple. The crowds who visit, worship and pray in each temple jostle shoulder to shoulder, crowding before and hugging after. The temple is fragrant and butter lamps are always on. Photographing is not allowed here, and the tour guide's explanation is only conveyed by human voice. You can't hear it at all, so follow the crowd!

In Dajingtang, I finally saw young men and women believers kneeling, hands crossed, bent (unable to take pictures) and finally kneeling on the ground. They need to knock hundreds of thousands to succeed, which lasted about three months.

I remember a poem by Cangyang Gyatso, which said, "That year, I kowtowed and climbed on the mountain road and embraced the dust, not to see it, but to be close to your warmth. In this life, I turned mountains and water into stupas, not to repair the afterlife, but to meet you on the road. If I can, I would like to shake the prayer wheel, and I would like to kowtow and climb the mountain, just for your life happiness. "

I also wish every one of you happiness, well-being and happiness!