I have a friend whose mother is superstitious. Recently, she found a "fairy" to avoid disaster and spent some money. Now I am addicted to fortune telling, and my family is exhausted.

To tell the truth, it is still very difficult to really get rid of superstition from the heart, and it seems that family relations are a little too tense from what you said. . . I just want to talk about my own idea, that is, fight poison with poison, and break the superstition of immortals and divination with formal religious beliefs. You can find a local Christian priest to preach and influence. Although Christianity is a little superstitious, at least it doesn't involve spending money at random to eliminate disasters, and sometimes it can purify the soul. When my grandfather died, my grandmother was embarrassed all day. Because when the master was alive, they quarreled all day. Of course, this is not caused by any of them. At that time, she just moped all day, didn't eat and had nightmares all day. Later, an old neighbor advised her to be religious. Once the old people have faith, it is completely different. They pray every day when they have nothing to do, and they are also very motivated to do it when they have something to do. They get up at five o'clock every morning to exercise. Grandma can't read Later, in order to read the Bible, I began to teach myself Chinese Pinyin all day, which made me admire. Hehe, it's just my personal thoughts anyway. You can persuade it and give it a try. If you can't, don't force it.