Re: Fortune tellers
I’ve already answered that question in my post, it’s a game of words.
If someone tells you that based on your sun/star/zodiac sign…“You are very passionate about your goals. You are very sensitive and have the desire to help, but sometimes you feel that you’re not appreciated enough. You are creative and imaginative and have lots of ideas but you become frustrated because when you don’t have an outlet to channel that creative energy. You’re fiercely protective of those that are close to you, etc”…I just made this up. Words like these can apply to many people…you play around with the words, etc.
Also, fortune tellers can look at your body language and try to make guesses about you. If someone is dressed in designer clothes…you can assume that they’re well-to-do. If someone comes to you in shabby clothes and a sad or worn-out expression on the face…you might assume that the person maybe belongs to the lower socioeconomic class and is going through some problems…if it’s a wide-eyed teenage girl…you can assume that she’s in high school and probably has a crush on some guy and wants to know if you can predict what her love life will be like because at that age most girls are interested in that, etc.
^And when fortune tellers see SOO many people a week…I imagine that they can become pretty good at making guesses about people based on their observations about dress, facial expressions, body language, etc. Kind of like a doctor…when a doctor has seen so many patients that have the same symptoms during the year…and you enter this office…sometimes the doctor can already look at you or do a very brief check up and tell what you illness you have.
Who knows? Maybe fortune tellers have people who secretly work for them…by reporting details of the laug in the community to the fortune teller. That way the fortune teller already has some background information before hand.
And I’ve also heard that jinns tell the fortune tellers lies mixed with a little big of truth about a person.