Fortune telling should go to the temple _ should fortune telling go to the temple or outside the temple?

Why do some people have to go to those temples when they are young?

Fortune tellers and monks and nuns look at things from different angles. Monks and Taoists say that those temples are places to worship gods and buddhas, places to protect people's safety, and everyone can be forgiven. This is what they said to the incense money. But fortune-telling is to see clearly the darkness under the lamp. Where incense is flourishing, there are places that shelter evil people and shelter evil practices, which are not all good. We should guard against it! Fortune tellers accept money from the Lord and serve him only. In order to avoid accidents and misfortunes, a special children's ward was set up. It is stipulated that anyone who is weak in the eight-character Yuan God can't go to the temple to see the things in the Yuan Du Pu altar, so as not to be scared out of her wits by ghosts dressed up by people. Don't go to a temple nun if there is a break in the eight characters, so as not to be taught to be a neet by these people. Don't go to the temple of Wusi if you have the arrow of the general, so as not to try to be brave and commit crimes in the future. People with the eight characters of Yan Guan are forbidden to enter the Chenghuang Temple, so as not to be scared by the mural story of the eighteen-story statue of Hell Fear. Although these things told by fortune tellers are not completely accurate, some unfortunate people are right. Fortune telling first respects life, so it is a folk belief that people have this rule.