Why are most ancient storytellers and fortune tellers blind?

In fact, most of the ancient storytellers and fortune tellers were normal people, but the blind, as a special group, were more easily concerned and left a deeper impression on people.

In fact, fortune tellers have a saying that it is punishment or retribution for revealing secrets, or it is called "missing a door." Because such people often tell people's fortune, predict the future and interfere in others' original lives, God will bring the punishment originally given to others to himself.

To give a modern example, for example, when everyone is playing the game normally, someone hangs up suddenly, and the opener falsifies the game data, which affects the game balance, then the game official will punish the opener. Among them, the opening is "fortune teller" and the official game is "Heaven".

Perhaps, our life is also carried out in the procedures and rules set by high-dimensional creatures, just as ants in our eyes are tiny creatures, so are we in the eyes of high-dimensional creatures. When ants come into our sight, we can decide their fate at will and make them disabled. Similarly, human beings may exist like ants in their eyes.

In addition, there is another reason, because although the blind are blind, they are "blind but not blind" and can see more clearly in their hearts. Normal people who have seen the world of flowers and flowers are easily tempted by various things in the world. On the other hand, the blind have lost their sight. The advantage is that they can concentrate more on one thing, whether telling stories or fortune telling, and it is easier for them to learn and succeed.

Later, after their fame spread, many people pretended to be blind and played blind people to fish in troubled waters, which expanded the number of blind people. This is why most ancient storytellers and fortune tellers were blind.