hasunoha

divination

I can't help but feel uneasy if I don't look at my fortune and act. I check multiple fortune telling sites every day.
If something even a little bad is written, it will be scary and unbearable to act for a day, and you will act with a blue feeling.
I know that it is natural that bad things happen even when good things are written, and that good things happen even if the fortune ranking is low, and I know that I shouldn't believe it, but I just look at fortune telling.
How should I maintain myself in order to live without relying on fortune telling?

4 Zen Responses

It's about not looking at the site

I read it.
Fortune telling is both correct and mismatch is also ghostly.
I don't know if it's really credible when you look at it from the whole point of view.
Don't look at fortune telling sites. The fortune-telling written on the site isn't very reliable, and it's also irresponsible.

This is new every day, and please believe in tomorrow and live your life firmly and positively without relying on fortune telling.
I sincerely pray that your future will open up brightly.

Good days and bad days

In my denomination, there are many people who enjoy Kyusei Kigaku, and they also have unique fortune-telling (but something like that).

However, the important thing is not to be swayed by it, but to make use of it.
If you say “I shouldn't believe it, but I'll watch it,” I'm sure I've believed that heart (^^;)

Yoshida Kenyoshi left a perfect comment.
(I'm using it as the sacred word of the month)

[If you do evil on a good day, you must be vicious. It can be said that it is always good to do good on a bad day]

For example, the day that was the lowest in fortune telling...
This day is a day of chance to take the initiative to do good things!
On the other hand, the day it was first place...
This is a day you should be careful not to do anything bad!

Instead of being swayed by “good or bad,” any day will be a good day for you if you use it in light of your own actions like this ♪

Let's go the way we think about risk.

I agree with Ikko-ji Temple.
You don't need to look at the site.

I'm a mountaineering enthusiast, but disaster is bound to happen.
A senior mountaineer said, “If you don't want to be in trouble on the mountain, you don't have to climb the mountain.”

In short, if you climb a mountain, there is always a risk of trouble, so the point is to say don't climb a mountain if you don't understand it.

If Donnyo-san understands that if you look at a site, you can also consider the risk of being acted upon by it, it means that you are free to look at it.

If you're not prepared for that, don't watch it.

It's a private matter, but according to my morning fortune telling, for the first time in six months, my Aquarius was in first place.
I was happy.

So, it's not that I don't understand Donnyo-san's feelings either.

Also, in the opinion of a third party, I think it would be a waste to waste a day with fortune telling results.
After all, time in life is finite.

Why don't you live by the Buddha's teachings instead of fortune telling

Nice to meet you. My name is Kameyama Junshi.
“I want to rely on something.” I think that feeling is driving you to tell your fortune.
It is said that on the verge of his own death, Buddha was told, “Use yourself as a lamp, take care of yourself, don't worry about others, use truth (law) as a light, use truth (law) as a light, and base on nothing else.” (This teaching is commonly referred to as “the light of self and the light of the law.”) “Self-lighting” here means “be an independent self. Be a self that is not swayed by others.” I think that's it. Also, “Dharma lighting” means “live according to the Buddha's teachings. Don't live by other teachings.” That's probably it.
“I want to rely on something.” I think we all have that feeling. Among them, I was able to encounter this Hasunoha, so why don't you aim for an independent self and live according to the Buddha's teachings (not fortune telling)? There are so many teachings that the Buddha's teachings are said to be the 84,000 Dharma, and there are many sects of traditional Buddhism. I sincerely hope that I can find teachings showing my way of life from among them.