The teacher told me not to believe in superstition. . But why is he so accurate! Just like I saw it with my own eyes.

What you said here, people who have experienced it will not feel strange.

I live in Lanzhou, and there is a place called Xue Jiawan in Yongdeng County. Maybe it's the culture or customs of this place. There are many people engaged in divination activities here, mainly women. I don't know when it started, but it seems to have been passed down from generation to generation.

It is said that they, like gypsies, must close their doors on time, travel around and engage in divination activities. Otherwise, they will suffer a curse or something (I heard).

According to the old people here, anyone who meets people like them feels unlucky. They usually take the initiative to visit the house for divination. For example, after knocking at the door to meet someone, before you can speak, he will blurt out what you have experienced in the past. I don't know why it is accurate in nine cases out of ten, and then he may interest you, and then he will further say what you care about; Or your future. When you are satisfied, they usually don't ask you for money or things. Strangely, they asked you for water. When you gave him water, he either drank it or spilled it. It is said that both results will have an unknown impact on the fate of the owner, as if drinking it would be a little better. So the old people say that once they meet, they must not offend and talk to them less. When he asks for water, he will never give it. He can give them food, clothes and even money and things.

Because, the experience of the old people tells us that they say that the past is accurate, but the future is not necessarily accurate. And when it comes to the future, don't do good things, but do bad things. Especially those who verbally collide and offend them, they will curse their future to their face and leave angrily. Strange to say, the unlucky curse will come true unexpectedly. Therefore, after meeting them, we should be cautious and avoid them. . . . . . . . . . . .

You can search for "Yongdeng Xue Jiawan" on Baidu, and the content should be very rich. So, first of all, what you said is not novel; Second, even experts and scholars engaged in research believe that this kind of thing is a mystery, and there is no answer so far.