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I've always wondered why people go to fortune tellers, what pushes them to such an unusual decision. I know a lot of people who go to the fortune teller like they go to work. There are different people, it is difficult to find something in common. It's a mystery, honestly.
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The first question that puzzled us is what a person expects from a trip to a fortune teller? It is difficult to imagine that each of the visitorsfortune-teller Adelaide believes this woman with a glowing ball or a deck of cards knows everything about your fate. Doubtful, but there is a more obvious answer.
It would be appropriate to tell my mother’s story. She once studied as a psychologist in a very good university. Back in the student years, when money was difficult, two of her fellow students decided to earn extra money and went to fortune tellers. Posted ads, added a little entourage in his rented apartment and even bought a ball for divination.
It started out as a joke, but the result was impressive. It turns out that such services are in demand, in addition, considerable. Different people came: not stupid, successful, sensible. Those who expect a miracle from fate. Those who are disappointed in life and expect nothing more. Those who believe in the best and those who hope for nothing else.
In fact, they all share one simple human trait: the need for support. You do not need to be a first-class psychologist to understand from the first minutes of a conversation what a person hurts the most. Literally from the threshold, you can determine the emotional needs of the client and give him what he needs.
People need to hear comforting words from someone they think knows more than others, an oracle. “Everything will be fine,” “don’t be afraid to risk it,” “you’ll meet your love soon, the prince is right on the doorstep” are all messages people want to hear. And when a fortune teller says it, a person who knows fate, in theory, happily believes it.
To be honest, I never went to fortune tellers, I was always afraid to hear something bad. But there was always curiosity. It is human nature, I want to know what will happen. Even cookies with predictions have some effect. When you get a prediction: “The universe is on your side, you will succeed”, you immediately want to sit down and go straight to great feats.
So here, the person just wants to hear encouraging words and get a little confidence. It's the same need we all had as children: to hear encouraging words when we try something new. Parents used to help us in this, but in adult life there are not always those who can be relied on.
When something important happens, something exciting happens, we need the same support. Someone who will say that everything will be fine and that fate will be favorable. Some people find it inside themselves, and others lack it. Some make up for this shortcoming with the support of friends, the help of a psychologist and many other ways. Others choose. fortuneteller and turn to her. That's the secret.
We believe there is nothing wrong with that. The main thing is to do something to achieve the goal, not only hope for fate. If approvals from the outside help you decide to take active actions, believe in yourself and achieve what you want, then why give up? Although, of course, you can try to find the same approval among friends and family.
And why do you think people go to fortune tellers and is it worth it? Do you really believe they can predict the future?
Here's the editorial. "Site" And we decided to figure out, what's the matter, why do people go to fortune tellers? Find out your future from home-grown experts? Hardly...
The first question that puzzled us is what a person expects from a trip to a fortune teller? It is difficult to imagine that each of the visitorsfortune-teller Adelaide believes this woman with a glowing ball or a deck of cards knows everything about your fate. Doubtful, but there is a more obvious answer.
It would be appropriate to tell my mother’s story. She once studied as a psychologist in a very good university. Back in the student years, when money was difficult, two of her fellow students decided to earn extra money and went to fortune tellers. Posted ads, added a little entourage in his rented apartment and even bought a ball for divination.
It started out as a joke, but the result was impressive. It turns out that such services are in demand, in addition, considerable. Different people came: not stupid, successful, sensible. Those who expect a miracle from fate. Those who are disappointed in life and expect nothing more. Those who believe in the best and those who hope for nothing else.
In fact, they all share one simple human trait: the need for support. You do not need to be a first-class psychologist to understand from the first minutes of a conversation what a person hurts the most. Literally from the threshold, you can determine the emotional needs of the client and give him what he needs.
People need to hear comforting words from someone they think knows more than others, an oracle. “Everything will be fine,” “don’t be afraid to risk it,” “you’ll meet your love soon, the prince is right on the doorstep” are all messages people want to hear. And when a fortune teller says it, a person who knows fate, in theory, happily believes it.
To be honest, I never went to fortune tellers, I was always afraid to hear something bad. But there was always curiosity. It is human nature, I want to know what will happen. Even cookies with predictions have some effect. When you get a prediction: “The universe is on your side, you will succeed”, you immediately want to sit down and go straight to great feats.
So here, the person just wants to hear encouraging words and get a little confidence. It's the same need we all had as children: to hear encouraging words when we try something new. Parents used to help us in this, but in adult life there are not always those who can be relied on.
When something important happens, something exciting happens, we need the same support. Someone who will say that everything will be fine and that fate will be favorable. Some people find it inside themselves, and others lack it. Some make up for this shortcoming with the support of friends, the help of a psychologist and many other ways. Others choose. fortuneteller and turn to her. That's the secret.
We believe there is nothing wrong with that. The main thing is to do something to achieve the goal, not only hope for fate. If approvals from the outside help you decide to take active actions, believe in yourself and achieve what you want, then why give up? Although, of course, you can try to find the same approval among friends and family.
And why do you think people go to fortune tellers and is it worth it? Do you really believe they can predict the future?
