Is it true that Buddhist fortune-telling makes money?

A monk is already on his way to practice, so he can't be regarded as an ordinary person (of course, he must practice). The fate of such a person has been rearranged, and it is no longer the fate of ordinary people, so it is not allowed to use past information to calculate his life. If he still looks for a fortune teller and actually thinks of himself as an ordinary person, then he actually doesn't think of himself as a monk. What else can he fix?

In addition, monks should not tell others' fortune, which is a manifestation of showing their heart. Some monks also make money through fortune telling, which is actually no different from ordinary people! Besides, Buddhists say secrets can't be revealed. How to arrange a person's fate naturally has its reasons and causality. He solved it for others and then solved the disaster. On the surface, he did a good thing. In fact, that difficulty was only postponed or turned into other difficulties. He can't destroy the cause and effect, and he did something bad! So he is building a business, so what is he building?