I'm particularly interested in learning, theology, and metaphysics. Can these hobbies be turned into work to support my family?

Answer 1

Yi Xue, Theology, and Metaphysical studies are often regarded as mysterious and supernatural subjects, so they are often associated with topics such as religion, philosophy, and culture. Although there may be some interesting research and exploration in these fields, they are usually not practical or commercial.

Of course, these hobbies can also be turned into a profession, but this requires a lot of time and energy, as well as specific skills and knowledge. For example, scholars, theologians, and mysticians might need to study mathematics, logic, philosophy, and history to understand the relevant theories and concepts. At the same time, they also needed to have research and analytical skills, as well as the ability to communicate with customers and solve problems.

If you're interested in these fields and want to turn them into a career, I suggest you look for relevant career opportunities and invest enough time and energy to learn and grow. At the same time, you can also try to combine your hobbies with your profession, such as divination, prediction, consulting, etc., to apply your skills and knowledge in practice.