Is the fortune-telling next to the Jade Buddha Temple in Shanghai accurate _ Is the divination at the entrance of the Jade Buddha Temple in Shanghai accurate?

Shanghai Longhua Temple, Jing 'an Temple and Jade Buddha Temple, which is more accurate?

First, Longhua Temple

Longhua Temple is the oldest and largest ancient temple in Shanghai, with a history of 1700 years. According to the records in Buddhist scriptures that Maitreya became a Buddha under Longhua tree, it was named Longhua Temple. At present, most of the temples in Longhua Temple belong to the buildings in Tongzhi and Guangxu periods in Qing Dynasty, and the format of the seven halls system in Galand in Song Dynasty has been preserved. Covers an area of more than 20,000 square meters. The building area is 52 19 square meters. Along the central axis, it is1.94m long, and there are six halls, namely Maitreya Hall, Tianwang Hall, Mahayana Hall, Three Temples, the abbot's room and the Tibetan Scripture Building. There are Bell Tower and Drum Tower on both sides of Tianwang Temple. The bell tower is three stories high. There is a bronze bell of Qinglong on the top floor, which was cast in the 20th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty. It is about two meters high, with a diameter of 1.3 meters and weighs more than five tons. "Longhua Night Bell" is also one of the "Eight Scenes of Shanghai" in the past. There are various versions of the tripitaka, Buddhist scriptures and various precious cultural relics in the sutra building. Among them, there is a 7 18 letter given to Sanzang in Wanli period of Ming Dynasty, which is known as the "Three Treasures of Town Temple" in Longhua Temple. Qianlian Pilu Jinnafo; The royal government issued a gold seal. Longhua Temple Fair is an annual bell ringing activity to welcome the New Year. It has a history of more than 300 years and has become a fixed tourism festival in Shanghai.

Second, the Jade Buddha Temple.

Jade Buddha Temple is located in Jiangning Road, Anyuan Road, Putuo District. Sheng Xuanhuai, a famous minister in Qing Dynasty, was originally the home of Jiangwan. 1882, the monk Huigen of Putuo Mountain asked for five white jade sculptures of Siddhartha Gautama in Myanmar. When passing through Shanghai, he left a statue of a reclining Buddha in the temple, so he changed his name to Jade Buddha Temple. After the temple was destroyed by the war. 19 18 monks can move to this site, which took 10 years and was completed in 1928. The temple imitates the architecture of the Song Dynasty, with yellow walls, cornices and high walls. The main buildings are Heavenly King Hall, Ursa Hall, Jade Buddha Building, Sleeping Buddha Hall, Tomi Hall, Guanyin Hall, Zen Hall and Abbot Room. The sitting statue of Jade Buddha is carved from a whole piece of white jade, with a height of 1.95m and a weight of about 1 ton. It is a rare treasure wearing countless agates and jadeite gems. The jade Buddha is a nirvana statue of Sakyamuni carved with a whole piece of white jade, with a length of 1 m. The temple also houses more than 7,000 volumes of carved tripitaka during the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty. There is also a vegetarian restaurant in the temple. Today, Shanghai Buddhist College is located in the temple.

Third, Jing 'an Temple.

Jing 'an Temple was originally named "Hudu Chongyuan Temple" and was built in Wu Dong in the Three Kingdoms for ten years (247). In the Tang Dynasty, it was renamed as Jiutai Temple, which was called Jing 'an Temple only in the first year of Song Zhenzong Dazhong Xiangfu (1008) and has continued to this day. It has a history of 1800 years. Jing 'an Temple was quite large in Yuan and Ming Dynasties, but it was destroyed by war. During the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, funds were allocated for reconstruction, but it was repeatedly destroyed during the Republic of China. By 1984, there were only some dilapidated temples left in this ancient temple, even the Hall of the Great Hero did not exist, and the monks were scattered. 1February, 984, with the support of relevant government departments, the "Jing 'an Temple Restoration Committee" gradually restored the temple with its own funds. 199 1 12 in may, the opening ceremony of the jade statue of Sakyamuni Buddha was held in Jing' an temple, which marked the comprehensive restoration of Jing' an temple, and the scale was equivalent to that at the beginning of liberation. Today, it has become a Buddhist temple in Shanghai, with tall halls, solemn statues and a brand-new Millennium temple.

Jing 'an Temple is one of the important Dojo of China Tantric Sect. 1959 In April, Master Song, the abbot of Jing 'an Temple, re-established the Shinrikyo altar in Jing 'an Temple. There are five altars in Jing 'an Temple at present, and the albatross of each altar has a complete set of instruments.

Entering the temple from the Chiwu Mountain Gate, there are three main halls: the Heavenly King Hall, the Ursa Major Hall and three temples, as well as the Gongde Hall, the abbot's room, the Buddhist cultural relics exhibition hall, the Xiangjizhai, the monk's house, the wing and other buildings. There is Maitreya Buddha in Tianwang Temple. On both sides are statues of the four great kings, namely, the kings of the East and the pipa; South growth king, holding a sword; Queen Mother of the West, holding Youlong; Northland heard that there were many heavenly kings and held an umbrella. There are eighteen golden statues of arhats on both sides of the hall, with golden light flashing and different expressions. These three temples are full of images of Tommy, Guanyin and the "Three Sages of the West". Behind the three temples are the abbot's room and the Pravda altar, where tantric monks practice the secret method and hold initiation ceremonies.

There are many cultural relics in Jing 'an Temple, including the rebuilt Jing 'an Temple Monument, the Ge Yuan Monument in Zhao Hui, Han Yun recorded in the 9th year of Guangxu (1883), the Ming Dynasty's Hongwuzhong, the calligraphy and painting of celebrities in past dynasties, the carved Buddha statues and other hundreds of cultural relics.

To sum up, it is your own side to ask what is not allowed in the temple. If you don't correct your body and mind, you will continue to do evil and accumulate virtue, seek the blessing of Bodhisattva with gains and losses, and seek the health and safety of material wealth. This is really superstition. Buddha and Bodhisattva are pure dharma bodies, and always hope and help all sentient beings to return, so that they can benefit from the present consciousness. Understand this truth, you can worship anywhere, and you are sincere. Good luck at six o'clock!