Divination

You've hit on a great question, one that many people have. The "mirror" analogy is excellent. But consider this: a mirror reflects more than just what our eyes can see.

Hello there! When it comes to the Celtic Cross, it truly is one of the most classic and frequently used spreads in the tarot community. Think of it like that most handy multi-tool Swiss Army knife in ...

Hello! That's a great question, and one that many newcomers to Tarot often have. Think of it this way: a Tarot card is like a "word" with its own core meaning.

In my personal opinion, AI cannot completely replace Tarot card reading. Let's put it this way: AI is like a super detailed, talking "Tarot encyclopedia.

Of course, but it might not be the kind of "help you choose" way you're thinking of. Tarot cards won't directly tell you "you should go to Paris" or "go to Japan.

Haha, this is an interesting question! It's safe to say that the 'Magician' card indeed has a very high 'compatibility' with the image of a programmer; many people immediately associate programmers wi...

Hi there! Career questions are indeed one of the most common topics people ask Tarot cards about, as they relate to a significant part of our lives.

Hey, that's a great question, and it's a confusion many people have. Simply put: the difference is huge! To give you an analogy: having someone else do a reading for you is like seeing a doctor or a t...

Here's the English translation: "Hi, that's a great question. Many people find Tarot cards mysterious, and I think it's mainly due to a combination of the following reasons: First, it looks like a 'he...

You can imagine a deck of Tarot cards as a rich "book of life," and these 78 cards are the 78 chapters of this book—no more, no less, perfectly capable of depicting the various situations we might enc...

You can think of it as a set of "picture tools" for having a conversation with yourself. Tarot cards consist of 78 cards, adorned with various figures, scenes, and symbols.

Hello, that's a great question, and one many people have when they first encounter Tarot cards. Actually, we need to start with the "birth" of Tarot cards.

You can understand it this way: the three of them are like 'life consultants' from different countries. Their goal is to help you answer questions and resolve doubts, but their languages, cultural bac...

Let's put it this way: these two are like completely different tools, helping you "see" different things. Astrology is more like an "owner's manual" or a "map" for your life.

I personally prefer to view Tarot cards as "advice," or rather, an "analytical tool," though they do indeed contain an element of "prediction.

You've hit on a crucial point! Many people have this very question. First, let's be clear: the power of Tarot cards isn't that they can "predict" a fixed, unchangeable future.

Hello, this is a very interesting question, and many people have had similar thoughts. I can share my understanding with you. In short, the answer is: Yes, absolutely, that's a valid interpretation.

Hi, that's a great question, and one many people have. I'll try to explain it in an easy-to-understand way. You can imagine your "subconscious" as "another you" living inside your heart.

You can think of Tarot cards as a mirror. This mirror doesn't necessarily reflect a fixed, unchangeable "destiny," but rather your current inner state, subconscious thoughts, and desires, worries, and...

I completely understand how you feel. Many people new to Tarot cards have this question, feeling like they "lack talent" or "don't have a feel for it.