Thank you for your advice!

Landlord, are you embarrassed by this question? Misunderstanding the true meaning of Tathagata, there is indeed a saying against divination and divination in Buddhist scriptures, that is, to prevent seeking dharma from outside the heart, "to cover the Tao and live with evil."

Buddhism does not destroy secular law, but sublimates and transcends secular law, thus tending to nirvana without self. Therefore, Buddhism is not the demise of the secular, but the sublimation and transcendence of the secular. If Buddhism only stays on the humanity of secular truth, how can it get out of the cycle (birth and death)?

Getting married in the first two years of the second year is also for good luck, so that both parents can rest assured and naturally hear good news. But the almanac of ancestors or those so-called fortune tellers are different, so I found three people and they said the dates were the same. That's settled. Then there is the question of hotel choice. Considering that the wedding banquet in the hotel is not fresh, it seems to be not up to grade. The layman naturally has something to say, so he found a Buddhist friend who works in a hotel and asked him to pick all the fish dead, not alive, and wanted to buy them dead. Actually, it's very convenient and cheap. This obstacle has passed. Hmm. How interesting

I sincerely wish the landlord a happy wedding, a hundred years of harmony and complete happiness.