Why can't fortune telling be empty? Fortune telling cannot be empty.

In divination, what does empty divination mean?

The meaning of empty divination: the first point refers to pure divination and calculated divination without sincerity, and only refers to the eight pure divination of "dry roots really leave Kundui", which cannot be regarded as divination. The second point refers to free divination, because it is a "revelation" to predict things that are not accurate, so divination can't be calculated for free, in other words, it can't be calculated without cost, even if it is calculated. The third thing or person that may be counted is unpredictable, such as the coming of this life number, or there will be a major disaster (something that cannot be solved or something that needs to pay too much price).

China's Book of Changes is extensive and profound, and what he has learned now is only superficial knowledge. He tries to organize in a language that ordinary people can understand, and he is not skilled in learning. If there are any mistakes and omissions, people with lofty ideals are welcome to criticize and correct them.

Fortune telling is not empty, but unfair. Men hurt their wives' wealth, while women hurt their husbands' wealth.

Several rules can be handed down for thousands of years and passed down from generation to generation, and each generation will consciously abide by them.

1。 The rich get more. [For people with good fortune and rich life, the money for divination can't be too little, too little goes against the sky. People who live well have a great influence on society, and the scope of influence is also deep. It is extremely harmful to reveal secrets. . 〕

2。 The poor get less. (For people with average or bad fate, try to accept hexagrams as little as possible. The life of ordinary people has little impact on society, and the harm of leaking secrets is also small. 〕

3。 But you must accept it. According to the regulations of fortune telling, if you don't collect money, your life will be lost in vain, which is not good for those who come to fortune telling and for those who vent their lives in the open air. 〕