Can Tarot divination results change destiny?

That's an interesting question, and it's often the biggest doubt people have when they first encounter Tarot cards. Regarding this, I tend to see it this way:

Tarot cards themselves cannot change destiny, but they can offer you an "opportunity" and "guidance" to change it.

You can think of a Tarot reading as a very unique "weather forecast" or "GPS navigation."

Think of it as a weather forecast:

A weather forecast tells you that, based on current air currents, humidity, and temperature, "there's an 80% chance of heavy rain tomorrow." The forecast itself doesn't change the trend of "it will rain." However, once you see the forecast, you can make a choice:

1. You choose to bring an umbrella, and thus you remain safe and don't get drenched.
2. You think nothing of it, go out without anything, and end up completely soaked by the heavy rain.

See? The "destiny" trend of "it will rain" might not have changed, but because you knew in advance and made a different choice, the final "outcome" (getting wet or not getting wet) became completely different.

Tarot cards work the same way. They integrate all factors like your current state, mindset, surrounding environment, etc., and tell you: "If things continue on this current trajectory, what is the most likely outcome?"

Think of it as GPS navigation:

You're driving to a destination, and the navigation tells you that, on your current route, there's severe congestion 5 kilometers ahead, expected to cause an hour-long delay. At this point, the navigation itself hasn't "eliminated" the traffic jam. But it has given you information, allowing you to make a choice:

1. You can choose to continue driving forward and get stuck in traffic.
2. Or you can follow the navigation's suggestion and choose an "alternative route," which might be a bit longer but will get you to your destination faster.

Tarot cards are like this navigation. They point out the "congested sections" (challenges and difficulties) and "smooth sections" (opportunities and advantages) on your current life path. They won't drive for you; the steering wheel is always in your hands. But they give you the chance to see the road conditions clearly, allowing you to decide whether to push through stubbornly or take a turn and choose a path that suits you better.

So, to summarize:

The true power of Tarot cards isn't to mysteriously "change" your destiny, but rather to act like a mirror, reflecting your inner thoughts, fears, desires, and your true situation that you might not even be aware of.

When you look at the cards and realize, "Oh, I've been afraid to act all this time because I feared failure," or "That opportunity wasn't as good as I thought," you gain "clarity." This clarity will lead you to make different, wiser decisions than before.

It is your "new decisions" and "new actions" that ultimately lead to different outcomes, which to others might seem like "destiny has been changed."

Therefore, it's not the cards that change destiny, but you, the one consulting the cards, who, after receiving insight, personally change the course of your destiny. It is a tool, an advisor, and you are always the one who makes the decisions.

This is a very interesting question, and many people have this doubt.

I believe that Tarot cards themselves cannot "change" destiny, but they can certainly give you an "opportunity" and a "perspective" to change it.

You can think of it as a very accurate "weather forecast" or a "mirror."

When a spread is laid out, what it presents is not a fixed, unchangeable "final judgment," but rather the most probable "future trend" deduced from your current state, thoughts, energy, and environment. It's like a weather forecast predicting rain tomorrow, which is analyzed based on current cloud cover, humidity, and other data.

So, once you know the information that "it might rain tomorrow," what will you do? You might bring an umbrella or change your travel plans. The "choice" and "action" you proactively take prevent you from being caught in the rain, thus avoiding that "destiny." The weather forecast itself didn't change the fact of rain, but it gave you information, allowing you to proactively make choices that are more beneficial to you.

Tarot cards are the same. They lay out the issues for you to see, making you realize: "Oh, so this is what I'm thinking right now," "So the key obstacle in this matter is here," or "If I continue like this, the outcome might not be good."

It gives you an "opportunity for awareness." Once you see this information, you gain the initiative. You can choose to continue down the old path, and the outcome will naturally be as the cards indicated. Or, you can choose to adjust your mindset, change your approach, communicate, or break through; once you start acting, your future direction gains new possibilities, and the "destiny" indicated by the cards will naturally be altered.

So, ultimately, what changes destiny is not the cards, but you after receiving the "map" and "guide"—it's every new choice you make. Tarot is merely a tool that lights a lamp for you, helping you see more clearly at a crossroads.