Fortune-telling in rural temple fairs _ Is fortune-telling in temple fairs credible by lottery?

Is the temple lottery accurate and credible?

There is a letter in the temple lottery, and there is nothing wrong with not believing it.

Fortune-telling by lottery is a superstitious behavior without scientific basis. People seek to sign contracts more for psychological comfort, that is, they hope that these troubles can release their inner depression. Actually, it's almost like looking for a psychiatrist.

It seems that some accidental but inevitable opportunities have been skillfully used by fortune tellers who draw lots. Generally speaking, these magicians are good at observing colors and colors, including divination and language used. Most of the words are unclear and sound easy to understand.

Going to the temple to worship Buddha is to pray and ask the Buddha what he wants to ask, such as marriage, career or health. However, the Buddha statues enshrined in the temple certainly can't speak, so they can't give the Buddha an answer. But people who come to pray for Buddha are full of confusion, hoping that Buddha can help them solve their doubts. In order for the Buddha seekers to leave without doubt, they need to apply for a visa.