Is divination a kind of fortune telling? _ Is divination a kind of fortune telling? Why?

What is the difference between divination, physiognomy and fate in traditional culture?

All three are a kind of fortune telling. Among them, divination refers to the use of divination to calculate the development direction or result of things, and physiognomy refers to the method of inferring the direction and ups and downs of life by observing the fortune teller's face and then changing it. Life refers to the way to know human beings, transform their destiny and make them know their own destiny.

Astrology, including "Wei Zi Dou Shu" and "Seven Politics and Four Surplus". Use a person's date of birth to determine a person's future status, personality, poverty or wealth, examine the gains and losses of the stars and fleeting fortune, and judge his life experience. Astronomical phenomena, also known as astronomical phenomena, are a method to predict all kinds of things in the world according to the position change or arrangement order of the sun, moon and stars in the sky.

Face: The human body is regarded as a three-universe, and the palm, face and other parts of the human body are regarded as a small universe to judge everything about people. This judgment pays more attention to shape, position and color (observation). The basis of use includes eight diagrams, branches, eight doors, five elements, twelve gods and so on. The physiognomy part includes physiognomy, palmprint and so on. In China, physiognomy covers all parts of the human body. The more important photo albums are: (linen photo method) and so on.

The judgment of "fate" is based on people, and the object of "divination" is the scene of things other than people. "Divination" is mostly used for tactical victory, and most ancient military strategists are proficient in divination. The most famous story of Kong Ming borrowing from the east wind in history is the embodiment of "divination".

These are the differences between them. With some examples, we can distinguish them and avoid confusion and unnecessary trouble in future use.