Rely on sound evidence before making important choices in life, use your own judgement when deciding things

In this hadith, the Prophet Muhammad is advising his followers to avoid visiting kahins and taking omens. A kahin is a person who claims to have knowledge of the unseen or supernatural powers that can predict the future. Taking an omen is a form of divination in which one interprets signs from nature or events in order to make decisions about their life. The Prophet Muhammad discouraged these practices because they are not based on any sound evidence or knowledge; instead he encouraged people to rely on their own personal judgement when making decisions about their lives. He also acknowledged that it was natural for people to have personal whims and allowed them to follow those if they wished.

This hadith teaches us that we should be careful when relying on superstitious beliefs such as visiting kahins or taking omens when making decisions about our lives; instead we should use our own judgement and rely on sound evidence before making important choices in life. It also reminds us that it is okay for us to have our own personal whims but we should be aware of how much influence they have over our decision making process so that we do not end up regretting them later on down the line.