Seriously superstitious about Buddha, is it brainwashing pyramid schemes? Can I sue?

Worship God, don't burn incense indiscriminately, and don't invite bodhisattvas at will. You see, Taoyuan Sanjieyi only burns ordinary fine incense, but there is no such thick incense, which is purely fake, not to mention that people with high incense may not be sincere. If you believe in Buddha, don't invite Buddha to your home casually. Since ancient times, it is easier to ask Buddha than to send him.

What's more, the temples are full of fake Taoist priests and fake monks. Why don't they feel scared when they lie to so many people themselves? I just have a good psychological quality. Many mountains in China are famous Taoist mountains, and those who can be counted are Taoists, not monks. Of course, it is not excluded that regular monks have this ability, but the business of monks is only fasting and chanting Buddha. Wutai Mountain in China is an obvious example. Real monks don't eat in class every morning and evening, so how can they pay attention to you secular people? Those who begged for a sign to burn incense and worship Buddha were tricked into reporting on the temple run by CCTV, a liar, more than once or twice.

In addition, the Eight Diagrams of the Book of Changes is the classical thinking logic of China in ancient times and should not be classified as superstition. Being classified as superstition makes most people don't understand it now, and it is easier to be cheated. When you understand, you will know that in fact, many fortune tellers' calculations are wrong.