Taoist priest made a two-part allegorical saying for monk fortune telling _ Taoist priest made an idiom for monk fortune telling.

Lao Jiang used to tell fortune in his early years. The Taoist priest gave him "eight characters" and the results came true one by one. What words?

It is said that these eight words are "can't win Sichuan, can't lose Bay!" In retrospect, many people may find it amazing, so is Taoism really that mysterious? Is divination true or not? In fact, it doesn't matter whether divination is true or not, whether the old man says such a thing or not. The important thing is that some people use metaphysics to attract people's attention. In fact, the so-called perfection, or a little mechanically, far-fetched flavor.

Most blind people who think that divination is mysterious at both ends don't like thinking, including those who find someone to do it. Those who are good at divination are those who are good at observing and summarizing. They read countless people and have their own methods of observation and summary. As the saying goes, "talking to people is full of nonsense", and some people say that you can do both. Here is a small example:

Four scholars went to catch the exam, passed a temple and drew lots for fame. The old monk held out only one finger and said nothing. All four scholars are puzzled. After they left, the young monk asked the master and you answered them. What should they do if something goes wrong in the future? The old monk smiled, and everything about them was in one of my fingers:

If all four are admitted, I will make a win-win explanation for this "one"; If three people are admitted, it will be interpreted as "one person failed"; If two people are admitted, it is interpreted as "half admission"; If three people fail to pass the exam, it will be interpreted as "one person passed the exam"; if none of them pass the exam, it will be interpreted as "all together". Upon hearing this, the young monk was amazed. This is a very typical "besieged" divination. The key lies in the explanation after the incident, including all the situations.

The failure of veterans has nothing to do with going out of Sichuan. The failure of veterans lies in the lack of core cohesion and intrigue among various units. If an enterprise is used to describe it, it means that the coordination between departments is not good, and his failure is inevitable, and he will also fail unless he leaves Sichuan. As for the fact that he didn't go to Taiwan Province Province, there is no place to think about it, which has nothing to do with divination.

Whether this divination story is true or not remains to be discussed. The so-called "time, luck and fate" are actually mostly invented by good people. A confident person will not divine easily, but most of the stories of old hand divination are fabricated.