Fortune telling counts people's hearts _ Fortune teller's psychology

Can a fortune teller work out a person's fate?

Fortune tellers can sometimes see a person's fate, but they can't decide a person's fate. Fortune tellers can see a person's fate because they can read people's words and thoughts, see something from a person's expression, and the counted person can have a kind of trust and awe in the fortune teller. So many people think that fortune tellers can see a person's fate. Personally, I think that sometimes you can believe what the fortune teller said, and sometimes you can't believe it.

A cousin of mine was counted by a fortune teller when she was young. The fortune teller is also a relative of my aunt. At that time, the fortune teller inferred from his facial expression that he was likely to die at the age of 23, saying that he could only live for 23 years in his life. At that time, my cousin was very angry and left without telling the fortune teller.

After that, everything was like a ghost urging him to meet something bad. He was twenty-two years old that year. He didn't believe what the fortune teller said, so he got into trouble and didn't know what to do. So he ended his twenty-two years old.

At the end of the first half of 23 years, a car accident took his life. It really confirms what the fortune teller said. This not only lost a person, but also destroyed an originally complete family. No matter how much you regret, you can't save my cousin's fate.

My grandparents can only bear the pain of sending white-haired people to black-haired people.

Since then, people around you dare not let fortune tellers see their own fate, and they can bear it if they don't know. In case the result is not good, how can they face life without fortune telling? How can I put it? Fortune-tellers are sometimes accurate and sometimes uncertain. My cousin is so accurate that I have to believe it.

This is a small probability event, so we can't live by fortune telling, because fortune telling can't decide our fate. As long as we change ourselves well, I believe there will be a turn for the better.