Those who know Buddha and destiny enter. Is fortune telling accurate?

Let me answer you: no! Ananda in the Buddhist Sutra says: "As a disciple of the Buddha, you don't need special spells, don't hate strange shrines, and don't choose a good time and a good day." The Buddhist scripture says, "Those who keep the precepts of purity are not allowed to sell merchants, to house fields, or to raise people, handmaiden or livestock. All plants and treasures should be kept away, such as avoiding fire pits. No cutting down vegetation, no digging, no mixing soup and medicine, no counting good or bad luck, no looking up at the stars, no pushing surplus to fill vacancies, and no counting. Eat when you are healthy and live a clean life. Don't participate in the world, lead the life, fight the fairy medicine, pay the nobles, and be kind. " The Buddha told his disciples not to ask questions. Some monks deliberately go against the will of the Buddha and don't follow it. Cleverly set a mysterious sign, write some ambiguous, elusive and incomprehensible words to deceive all beings and get money skillfully! These people are wearing robes, but they are not shamans! This book is not owned by Buddhism! Don't believe what you signed! Otherwise, it will be more chaotic. The mobile phone is not easy to answer. Can you give me some applause?