Fortune-telling in Majia Town _ Fortune-telling by disciples in Majia Town

What does the fortune teller mean by crossing mountains and rivers?

Life is bumpy and fate is bumpy. As for whether it is extremely Thai, it depends on the nature.

[Horse Crossing Mountains and Rivers]: It means that the fortune teller is an active, adventurous and restless person like a horse. (can also be understood as enterprising, enterprising. ) Think about it, a horse running effortlessly in the valley, a Ma Pingchuan. Everything goes well. Horses running on rugged mountain roads will naturally work harder. Maybe a horse will trip. As for running, it depends on whether you are Lu Shenju or not before you meet Dachuan! If you are a good horse, you can jump over it! On the contrary, we can only take a step back and make a detour.

This divination can only point out: restlessness, ups and downs.

As for whether it is extremely helpful, it is not obvious.

If divination is helpful to fortune tellers, it is suggested that fortune tellers do what they can and keep their feet on the ground in the future.