Warning! Revealing two important prohibitions in luck enhancement, including forehead anointment and palm tattooing. If the officiant lacks proper moral precepts, it may cause fate to decline—from an open to a closed destiny. Check before you seek spiritual help!
Nowadays, the trend of 'mu tellu' or destiny enhancement is very popular. Many rely on rituals to open paths to wealth or boost auspiciousness, but improper methods can cause more harm than good. Fu Qing, a fortune-teller, along with Master Nan (Guan Shi) and Master Fan Ai, offer reflections revealing that the best support for life is one’s own "merit and virtue." Encountering a ritual performer lacking proper morality may risk blocking one’s destiny. Here are two key points to beware.
According to belief, the head is the focal point of destiny. If the person anointing the forehead or head does not strictly observe moral precepts or has less spiritual merit than you, instead of opening your fate, it may unknowingly close it.
Advice: If unsure about the ritualist’s spiritual merit, avoid letting others touch or anoint your head or forehead to preserve your own merit.
Changing the lines on the palm is seen as attempting to override or redefine destiny. According to belief, only those with high spiritual merit who can truly invoke sacred power should alter another’s fate. Allowing someone with insufficient merit to tattoo or anoint your palm may close your original destiny.
Advice: If unavoidable, it is recommended to anoint the "wrist" or "fingertips" instead, to prevent overlapping with existing palm lines that represent your fate.
Nevertheless, destiny enhancement can provide psychological support, but it is crucial to carefully consider whether the ritual performer has appropriate morality and spiritual merit. Ultimately, the "merit" we build ourselves through good thoughts and deeds is the strongest shield and enhancer of luck.