What are the taboos of fortune tellers? _ What are the taboos of fortune tellers?

For the public, fortune tellers have always been a special existence. They have the same body and appearance as ordinary people, and are still considered different from ordinary people. They can see a certain fate through divination, and at the same time tell people that some things can't be touched. So, what is the fortune teller's advice?

A fortune teller's advice 1, a fortune teller's advice A fortune teller advised not to tell fortune too often, which would make you thinner and thinner, because fortune telling is a very particular thing. If you spy on fate, you have to pay a certain price accordingly, usually in exchange for blessings. Therefore, life can be counted once in a while, not often.

Fortune tellers advise fortune tellers not to do things they don't want to do for money. As people often say, it is against heaven to take money to eliminate disasters and change the fate of others, which not only harms one's own virtue, but also backfires. Those who are good at numerology should remember not to go against the sky.

2. Fortune-tellers dare not count who fortune-tellers dare not predict martial arts practitioners, because fortune-tellers look at a person's luck and martial arts practitioners are in a mess, which leads to inaccurate calculations. The fortune-teller in Dai Xiao dared not count, because Dai Xiao's feminine body was too heavy, and all his good fortune was washed away. The fortune teller will advise him to come back about three months after the expiration of Dai Xiao.

3, the opening jingle of the fortune teller The opening jingle of the fortune teller has a good harvest, more money and more treasures, more worries, sand lights in front of the door, and empty bags indoors in the spring and autumn. A flower on your head will not bloom all the year round. When she was about to blossom, the flower pickers didn't come. Husband, wife and children are helpless and can only rely on the old man's ticket. In their later years, they were miserable everywhere, sometimes crying and sometimes laughing. You say east, he says west, you beat dogs, he scolds chickens, you firewood, he catches fish, you ride horses, he drives donkeys, you peel onions, he peels garlic, you choose peaches, he picks plows, you light a fire, and he and the mud do not give way. These are the most common jingles that fortune tellers hear in our daily life.