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Are temples in Wuhan accurate in fortune telling?

Since ancient times, temples have held a very high position in people's minds and are also places of sacred belief. Everyone in the temple is very respectful. Every year, many good men and women go to the temple to burn incense and worship Buddha, begging for the blessing of the gods, and some even draw lots to find fortune-telling experts in the temple. However, it is amazing that there is such a temple in our country that can tell fortune.

The temple I am talking about is located in Guiyuan Temple, Wuhan City, Hubei Province. It was built in Shunzhi 15 years of Qing Dynasty (AD 1658). Covering an area of about 65,438+00 hectares, there are more than 200 temples and more than 7,000 volumes of various Buddhist scriptures.

Guiyuan Temple is called? What about Han Xi? It is named after its gentle and quiet family, and the Wuhan Buddhist Association is also located here. It is also known as the four jungles of Wuhan with Baotong Temple, Xilian Temple and Zhengjue Temple. At the same time, Guiyuan Temple is also a national key Buddhist temple in Han areas, and has been rated as a national 4A-level tourist attraction. The uniqueness of the temple is that tourists can tell their fortune here. Although China strongly advocated to get rid of feudal superstitions, it was also very fun and effective to do so when traveling. Tickets only need 20 yuan, and you can divine your own fate. It's really interesting.

Visitors can enter Luohantang in the order of male left and female right, and then they can start fortune telling. As for which arhat to start with, it depends entirely on your own preferences. You can start with which arhat you like, and count according to your age. For example, if you are 26 years old, you can count as the 26th arhat. In this way, even people of the same age can count different arhats. So many young people say that this fortune-telling method is quite effective.