Are all fortune-telling monks studying psychology?

No matter monks or other fortune tellers, a few people have studied psychology. I've seen about 10. Divination, divination, divination, divination, divination, divination, divination, divination, divination, divination.

However, monks are more knowledgeable than some fortune tellers. Monks also study cultural subjects, and cultural things can be said to be theories summed up in real life. Monks are learned, knowledgeable and knowledgeable. There are so many things in the world. In addition, they are "professional" in nature, so the explanation is comprehensive and simple and thorough. Most ordinary people's hearts are influenced by the surrounding reality, but they can avoid these things and hit your heart directly. You don't have much experience, and your mental activity is normal. In his eyes, you can tell it to you. What he told you should explain a lot of things, not just what you said. If you assume that something else is on you, I think his explanation is also feasible. This is probably the realistic description of "hitting the nail on the head" in Buddhist scriptures, which probably means "in his eyes, one sentence is enough to sum up everything in the world"!

(Personal opinions cannot be fully explained at the moment. Please point out the difficulties and comment on the absurdity. )