What's the name of a person who doesn't want to be counted by a fortune teller?

Don't tell three kinds of fortune. What are the three? Let's have a look.

Fortune-telling has a long history in China, so up to now, many people still tell fortune, leaving a series of impressions. Combined with the corresponding eight-character numerology basic theory, it is generally not easy for fortune tellers to calculate three kinds of people. What three kinds of people are these? How can such a view exist?

People who practice fortune telling here are not practitioners of the first kind, especially monks. It is difficult to calculate the life of a family. Why not? Because a monk's whole outlook on life is different from that of his relatives. Although everyone eats the same meal, lives in the same house, walks the same road and reads the same classics every day, the consciousness they get is unique and very different from that of ordinary people. Therefore, the development trend of the monk's fortune is not accurate in the eight-character numerology. Don't try it casually. People who join the army

In the second life, you don't have to count. In fact, people who join the army, their lives are actually inaccurate. Because people who join the army must have firm beliefs, which is particularly tempered for an excellent soldier. Only when his self-control ability reaches a certain level, then your fortune must be tenacious, and he has to go through various exercises. So when he meets something wrong, he must exercise himself, and his life will be changed by himself, so the development trend of the eight-character life will be very good.

The last martial arts practitioner is for martial arts practitioners. They don't-I don't need a fortune teller. The result of fortune telling is not very accurate. Just as traditional martial arts is to hone people's beliefs in articles, the life of people who practice martial arts is actually uncertain. Therefore, in terms of eight-character numerology, everyone's life is not necessarily accurate. Good intentions have bitterness, and disaster comes from the mouth. When we encounter disasters, we gain experience and lessons. On the contrary, I have a better grasp of life and a basic definition of the future direction of life.