Who is the fortune-teller on Mount Tai?

Mazu in the south and Yuan Jun in the north. Yuan Jun mentioned here is actually Grandma Taishan. Anyone who climbs Mount Tai will visit Grandma Taishan. Believe it or not, there is nothing wrong with going there. There are a lot of events about grandma Taishan's epiphany on the Internet, which can actually be explained by science. For example, the rare Buddha's light is actually a natural phenomenon called breaking phenomenon, and this is the truth of grandma Taishan's epiphany.

Grandma Taishan: Bi Xia Yuan Jun.

Revealing the truth of grandma Taishan's epiphany is actually a natural phenomenon of Buddha's light shining.

Grandma Taishan is a mountain god belief in the inland of China, and is honored as "Yuan Jun, Bi Xia, the fairy of Mount Taishan in Dongyue", or Yuan Jun, Bi Xia for short. Grandma Taishan occupies an important position in China's folk religious beliefs. Its Dojo is located in Mount Tai, Dongyue, one of the five sacred mountains in China. Bi Xia Yuan Jun's influence lasted for thousands of years, especially after the Ming and Qing Dynasties, which had a great influence on the culture of northern China.

China folks have "Yuan Jun in the north and Mazu in the south. Grandma Taishan is so effective that countless good men and women are willing to burn incense. Bi Xia Yuan Jun's birthday is on March 15 of the lunar calendar every year, and pilgrims come here to worship and celebrate. There are countless folklore about grandma Taishan. There are many photos of grandma Taishan's Buddha on the internet, but this is not a real appearance!

The truth of grandma Taishan's apparition: breaking phenomena or ghosts, which China called "Buddha's light". That is, the halo phenomenon in meteorology is a kind of light image in which sunlight is reflected by clouds, diffracted and interfered by water droplets in clouds, and finally forms a rainbow halo, which often contains the shadow of the observer himself.