I'm going to rely on fortune telling

That's right, even though I know it, I end up telling my fortune...
I think that's all I'm worried about right now. Also, they probably want something to point to the future. Wouldn't it be nice if fortune telling made you feel better?
Whether you tell your fortune or not, things that are good and bad for you will come around. For me, the world isn't going the way I want it to. I tell my fortune, so I think I'll win or not. If it hit, that would probably be a coincidence. If it doesn't hit, that's probably just a coincidence.
Fortune telling doesn't tell everything.
In a life that relies on fortune telling, a life of being swayed. OK?
Fortune telling is relaxing. Just try to think of it as a game.

No matter what, I want to relieve my anxiety about the future, so I rely on fortune telling.
Well, once you know the future, you won't have a hard time.
Since ancient times, fortune telling has existed in every world, so the world of fortune telling may have been necessary for humans.
Now, you are free to believe or not to believe in fortune-telling.
You can think about it conveniently, so what's good for you is good. Otherwise, I think you can just ignore it.
I've also been interested in fortune telling since I was young, so I tried all kinds of fortune telling in a shallow and broad way (^_^;).
There are quite a few varieties. But in the end, I have no choice but to make my own way. That was the conclusion.
What should Seika do to stop? Once you get tired of it, you won't care about it.
It might be a good idea to try it out until you get bored.
Even if my fortune telling is played on TV every morning, I'm lucky when it's good! I don't care when that's not the case.
I'm passing by like that.

I think it would be good to know that fortune telling is ridiculous.

I know someone who said they were making fortune-telling with a really strange feeling.

As for how that person came up with making fortune-telling, they were asked to create an internet fortune telling site, and they thought that someone would manage the words of a famous fortune teller, etc., but they were asked to make everything from scratch from what to do, and it seems that's what happened. It can't be helped, so it seems like they made it in a simple way.

As a result, it seems that the fortune telling became popular as being “extremely accurate.”
I thought a variety of talents would be required from system engineers.

Aside from that.

I also used to have a custom of telling my fortune or drawing an omikuji when I went to a shrine for sightseeing. Not at all right now. When it comes to why I stopped it, I think it's because I knew, um, “I don't need it.”

“I was making a fortune telling,” which came up earlier, is an extreme example, but I think fortune telling and others are done on the premise that “someone knows the future” or “there is a way to know.” But no one knows the future. You know that, and yet you do it, don't you?

I think the most I can say to people who don't know the future, such as Kiyoka and me, is, “It's not good for your body if you only eat something that sweet,” or “it will cause trouble for people if you cross the road without taking good care of the left and right.”

Right now, I think I'm probably doing it because I feel like fortune telling is still necessary. If you understand “I don't need it” for some reason, I think it won't happen. Until then, I think they'll do it while thinking, “There's no point in doing this...”

If it's not something like assuming that it's going to happen, or that it costs a tremendous amount of money, or that it causes trouble to someone, or makes them extremely uncomfortable, then I can't say “it's a good thing,” but until the time comes, it may be unavoidable. That was the case myself, so I can't say it very strongly. However, it really isn't necessary at all, and it's not something to worry about or worry about.

It seems that there are quite a few things in the world where you can't stop thinking “I want to stop,” not limited to fortune telling.

Please don't overdo it.

Nice to meet you, Kiyoka.

I had a relationship before I became a monk, and I stepped into the world of fortune telling, and I enjoy fortune telling even now that I live as a monk.

I learned that Kobo Daishi Kukai, the founder of the Shingon sect, is one of the sutras brought back from the Tang dynasty, that there is esoteric astrology based on the Sukiyo Sutra, and that since ancient times, high priests have used calendars for the dates of ascetic practices and for watching the dates of prayers (prayer of blessings), and now they use it to see their own good fortune and the dates of ascetic practices as an extension of their hobbies.
I don't give them a sign, but I sometimes get asked by friends, acquaintances, and old customers to watch it.

So, I think what I write is different from other teachers, but I hope it's helpful in some way.

In the first place, fortune telling is the study and use of calendars, and calendars record the movements of celestial bodies and the movements of nature. It is there to utilize natural forces (qi) flows and changes in climate in human social life.
Old-fashioned weather forecasts, so to speak.
Change clothes and meals when it's warm and cold, and change bags and shoes depending on the weather. etc.

Also, fortune telling has significance in observing the current situation and one's own personality and nature, teaching one's own weaknesses and weaknesses while making use of the surrounding situation, giving them an opportunity to overcome them, and at the same time making them discover the strengths of that person who may have spent their time unaware, and nurture them.

Recently, however, there has been an increase in the number of things made with Tekito, and there are also things that still lead to fraud if they are meant to be temporarily enjoyed by everyone.

Nevertheless, there are many people who are attracted to it probably because such people do not have faith, faith, or devotion within themselves that serve as a firm foundation for their beliefs or feelings.

I want to look at the “invisible world” rather than the “visible world” in order to look away from my current situation.
As a result, my life is swayed by others who say plain things.
Also, if you are a proper person, you won't let them become dependent.

There is no need to force yourself to quit, but what you should rely on is yourself and the people around you who support you, not fortune telling.

You are the master of your life.

As an aside, if fortune-telling (only) would solve everything, there would be no need for doctors or the military, and I don't think fortune teller teachers would go out of their way to take money on the streets to tell fortunes for others.
After winning the lottery, they must have freely volunteered to do their fortune telling (laughs)

Gassho (^ people ^)

I've almost never done it, but...
Aren't fortune-telling things that bad?

A lot of people have fortune telling books, such as Oki Oko's books.
There are also people who really believe in it.

When it gets worse, the arrangement of the room and even the dishes are made according to the fortune telling, and actions are seriously restricted, so there are people I know who have even had an impact on their work...

Also, I was really angry when another acquaintance told me, “You've only made mistakes since you're in the carnage world this year.”

As you can see, there are probably a lot of people who are obsessed with fortune telling.

If you get too addicted to it, there is a possibility that your relationships and even your life will be affected, but...
If you understand that and then tell your fortune, I don't think it's a problem even if you can't stop.