faith

First, “omikuji” is a bamboo shoot with the prefix “mi” of respect attached to “lottery,” and the prefix “o” of respect is attached, which is a quick word “lottery.” Speaking of modern times, it's “gacha.” An omikuji is just a gacha with a probability of 1/99. I hope you don't rely on it too much. If you worry too much about the contents of the fortune telling or fortune telling and neglect your studies, it's over to the end of the matter. Please do your best to study.

I read it.
Since omikuji are prepared at shrines and temples, it is still important to respect and revere to the Shinto and Buddha who visited the shrine or temple.
Therefore, I think it is important to have a heart of faith, that is, to have respect for Shinto and Buddhism, to work hard at studying by devoting oneself to Shinto and Buddhism.
As Kozenshi said, it's important that you first work hard on your studies firmly and sincerely.

Please do your best!

I pray to Shinto and Buddhism that you will work hard to study and pass the entrance exam.

Sorry for the sudden answer

I don't “believe” in Shinto and Buddhism; Shinto and Buddha believe in “Nextstage.”

The subject is not “myself,” but “God and Buddha.”
Can I believe that Shinto and Buddha are supporting and praying for me?
The difference between “believing” and “assuming” is a difference in subject.
There is also such a way of thinking.

First, believe in your own strength.
Please tell me what you have worked up until now to achieve your goals.

No matter what the results were, if you tried as hard as you could, and if you don't think you have any regrets, keep that heart.

If you're uneasy, check once again to make sure you haven't missed anything you need to pass the exam.

I hope you can properly demonstrate the power you have achieved until now.
I hope that many gods and Buddhas will pass NEXTSTAGE.