Is fortune telling really destiny takes a hand?

1. predict or predict a person's future;

2. The trajectory of this person's real life conforms to the previous prediction or prediction.

Only when these two conditions are met can it be called "destiny takes a hand".

Therefore, the industry I am engaged in has many opportunities to come into contact with some "destiny takes a hand" cases.

Because of my family history, I came into contact with this industry very early. During my college years, I also predicted the future for many peers and recorded the process of prediction at that time.

After many years, I still keep in touch with most of them, and the fate of some of them coincides with my previous predictions.

I think these cases are "destiny takes a hand" events, and I would like to share them with you.

There are many cases, and I will update them regularly.

First, juvenile enlightenment

"Once people's three views are formed, it is difficult to change."

I didn't believe in fate when I was born. From this incident, "fate" planted a seed in my heart. ...

I remember when I was in the first grade, one day my parents told me that I had a day off and I didn't have to go to school today.

My father took my mother and me to the next town on a motorcycle and walked into a family.

There is a north-south cement road outside the east wall of this family, and a gravel road is inserted from the east, facing the main wall of this family.

I followed my parents into the yard. The easternmost main house has collapsed, and I can still see the white beams and rafters on the roof. The yard is covered with white paper rafters.

Although I am young, I still know this scene.

Someone in this family died.

In a short time, a man came out in mourning and brought our family of three into the west main room.

Although I haven't remembered their polite words for a long time, what he said has influenced my life.