What does Buddhism say about the Big Dipper?

Buddhism pays attention to the cultivation of mind and nature, and does not pay attention to or advocate star watching, geomantic omen, fortune telling, etc. The Buddha clearly said, "Those who are interested in the world are disciples of Buddhism, and are not allowed to ask, please, forbid, curse, dislike strange things, worship in temples, and have fun." In today's society, people who have this kind of behavior in temples, that is, non-Buddhist disciples, are lawless elements who borrow Buddhist money.