Is there a fortune teller in Maoshan Taoism? Zhihu _ Does Maoshan Taoism have a fortune teller? Zhihu's article

Is there really a maoshan taoist? Is there anything you don't know?

At present, there is a Taoist temple named "Jiuyun Wanfu Palace" on the top of Maoshan Mountain in Jurong, Jiangsu Province, and Maoshan itself is also known as "the first blessed land and the eighth cave". It is said that Maoshan Taoism is the birthplace of Taoism in Southeast Asia, and there are large Dojo every year. Maoshan Scenic Area itself is also a national 4A-level tourist area, and its construction in recent years is also very strong. The Taoist of Maoshan Taoist Temple should be maoshan taoist now. The income of Taoist priests here is very objective. They are all rich people. It is said that they can still get married. I wonder if it is a myth. One more thing to note is that the fortune-telling at the foot of Maoshan Mountain is very "divine" now, and many Beijing officials will ask people to point out the maze when they visit here, which is still somewhat famous in the country (I heard that the first fortune-telling every day is the most accurate and divine); There are talented people in the local area who can "get on the horse" and talk to the dead souls and the living. I don't know if it's true; Maoshan taoist in film and television works, especially in Hong Kong movies in the 1990s, used magic, which I have never seen before. That's all for now. I hope you can have a general understanding of Maoshan and maoshan taoist.