Fortune-telling recorded in Buddhist scriptures _ Fortune-telling recorded in Buddhist scriptures belongs to Papman, the sixth division.

Buddhism opposes divination and fortune telling, but why do many people who believe in Buddhism learn divination and fortune telling?

Buddhism does not allow believers to tell fortune, which tells us not to cling to numerology. These numerology feng shui may have an effect on all living beings, but learning Buddhism can really transcend numerology.

There are two kinds of people who believe in Buddhism. One is a person who believes in doctrine and insists on numerology (of course, it doesn't matter if it's just research). But it's best not to read these numerology feng shui books. )

One is an enlightened person. Buddhism has Manjusri, Nine Palaces and Eight Diagrams, which is the most accurate fortune-telling theory. These are tools for saints to benefit all beings. All beings cling to numerology, which acts on all beings. Therefore, it is convenient for fortune telling, so that all living beings can improve their confidence in Buddhism and plant some blessings.