When a friend dropped something, he said he could get it back by asking strange questions. I didn't believe it at first, but what he said was great. Is it true in the world? ...

The true Daoism is not witchcraft, but Taoism. Just like the eight characters, it is not superstition, but a kind of knowledge of Taoism. Just like when we study ancient Chinese, teachers will admire students who know heavenly stems and earthly branches and other ancient cultural knowledge. Then this heavenly stems and earthly branches is the four words in the eight characters. Therefore, it can't be completely called witchcraft, it depends on how people use it. Normal use is no problem, but using these precious ancient research knowledge to cheat is an academic evil.

As for getting things back, it can really be calculated, and the accuracy of the calculation is still very clever. (But this should be based on the normal use of Taoist learning, not on fraud. ) people who calculate accurately, on the contrary, never charge, don't bluff, or are ready to help others (on the contrary, they are liars who like to act fantastic); Moreover, this calculation is based on the accumulation and research of many profound ancient texts and Taoist knowledge.

However, if something is found or destroyed, it is hard to find it.

Therefore, if you are interested in Taoist knowledge, you can go to bookstores and libraries to read books and enrich your knowledge; But we should also integrate theory with practice, not just pursue theory. For example, if you remember where you dropped something, you don't have to calculate it. Go get it back.