Deception and fortune-telling in scenic spots _ fortune-telling routines in scenic spots

I traveled to Yesanpo a few years ago. I remember there was a Kannonji in a scenic spot, where an old monk told his fortune. Do you know it's accurate?

It's hard to say, some are allowed and some are not, and people also contract a piece of land to make a living. It is suggested that fortune tellers in scenic spots should not believe it. You can bring an amulet to your family when you see that the incense burner asks for peace. What should human life be like? Now that you have come to this world, are you going to go back alive?