There is an idiom in Buddhism, which means to say something bad after saying it. I can't write the words in brackets, and I don't know how to read them!

In a word, a (bad) sentence is right, that is, "misfortune"

Prophecy: refers to prophecies and omens that will come true, generally referring to some "fierce" things and unlucky prophecies.

Prophecy is a kind of argot made up by wizards and alchemists in Qin and Han Dynasties.

Divination is mainly based on the ancient myth of river map and the theory of heaven and man induction of Luo Shu and Dong Zhongshu in the Western Han Dynasty.

Theoretical basis, mystify the accidental phenomenon in nature and regard it as social stability.

Determinants. It prevailed at the end of the Western Han Dynasty and declined at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Prophecy, a superstitious person refers to words that are predicted beforehand and come true afterwards.