“In the light of day, when the sun’s vigor is most potent, the nightfall becomes the realm of profound yin energy. It is during these nocturnal hours that beings from another world venture out. Should you transgress their prohibitions, do you wish to be spirited away? This edition reveals five taboos one must absolutely avoid during the night!
Taboo One:
Picture this: you walk alone on a desolate path at night, and suddenly, someone calls your name from behind. Resist the temptation to turn around or acknowledge them, for it might be a ghost. If you refrain from turning, a person would approach and tap your shoulder. Only when you see who it is, can you breathe a sigh of relief.
Taboo Two:
Avoid aimlessly wandering at crossroads or waiting there at night, for spirits also linger at these intersections. If they perceive you as waiting for them, you might find yourself in an intriguing situation. Spirits are often appeased with offerings of burning paper money at crossroads.
Taboo Three:
If, in the dead of night, you hear the cries of a baby, resist the curiosity to investigate the source or peer toward the sound. Perhaps, in the place you’re gazing at, there resides an unseen ‘presence’!
Taboo Four:
Never point or smirk at a corner or any specific place at night, for it shows disrespect to entities you cannot see. If you provoke them, they might follow you home.
Taboo Five:
Refrain from uttering curses upon yourself at night, even in jest. Phrases like ‘I’d rather die’ or ‘I want to jump off a building’ can attract particular spirits, like those who died by hanging or drowning. They cannot reincarnate without someone taking their place. When you utter such words, these spirits might take you seriously and wait for the opportune moment to make you fulfill your words…
Man stands between heaven and earth; everything is predetermined by fate. Those who understand and comply with destiny emerge victorious. Those who act arrogantly without understanding fate face defeat. Those who defy fate and go against the natural order might suffer a dire fate! Can you amass wealth and success? Are you suited for business ventures? Is your marriage destined to be happy? Which path should you pursue? All these answers lie within your innate astrological chart.
Buddhist divination, in harmony with fate, provides guidance. If you or your acquaintances encounter life’s perplexities, uncertainties, or dilemmas, Xuan Yuan is willing to use the principles of Buddhism, divination, and the Tao to analyze and resolve your concerns.”
