Good luck can't last three times. Is it a folk rumor or will it really affect your fortune?

There is a folk saying that you can't count your life three times, which means that no matter how good the fate is, if you often go to fortune telling, your life will get worse and worse. This is what we often say that life will get thinner and thinner, and it is not recommended to tell fortune. Is it a random rumor that the number of beautiful lives is only three times, or will it really affect the fortune? Come and have a look with me today.

China is rich in culture and has a unique cultural classification of numerology. Therefore, judging a person's life from the perspective of numerology is doomed to what we will experience, who we will meet, where we will go or what kind of behavior we will do from birth. It's already destiny takes a hand. Every time a person counts his life, it means that his fate will be disrupted.

Many people have no choice but to tell fortune when they encounter major events. Understandably, counting once is enough. That's understandable. However, if they go to fortune-telling when they encounter something slightly and reveal secrets again and again, they may disrupt or even change their fate and make their lives worse and worse. Many people will find that they hit two children at the beginning of fortune telling, and suddenly become the second time they do it.

Fortune-telling should be to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages. But if fortune-telling is excessive, it will make your original good luck worse and worse. More importantly, even if fortune-telling will not change a person's good luck, people may be calculated that there are many unfortunate things to happen in their own destiny during fortune-telling, so their behavior will be affected, and finally their lives will really get worse and worse.

Therefore, no matter from the perspective of numerology or psychology, too much fate will have an adverse impact on the fate owner, and even the best fate may become messy because of the increase in fortune telling, so don't tell fortune casually.