Tarot cards are psychology, subconscious rather than mystery.

Tarot cards, divination, insight into your heart.

In psychology, human consciousness is divided into conscious and subconscious. Freud, the originator of early psychoanalysis, said that consciousness is the tip of the iceberg, while the subconscious is a huge part hidden under the iceberg. There are all kinds of mysterious forces and people's untapped spiritual talents hidden here. When people focus on the material world in daily life, it will be difficult to reflect the information hidden in people's subconscious, because at that time, there is an inner, deep and unconnected power, and under that iceberg, there is also the human hunch ability. When people consciously come into contact with symbolic symbols and patterns, wonderful things will happen, that is, a key opens the door of our subconscious and a lot of information will flow out. From the subconscious, we can understand the past, present and future of events, understand how cause and effect cycle and appear, and make predictions here.

Usually, people with psychological background will be particularly surprised when they come into contact with tarot cards for the first time, because the symbols of tarot cards are completely the collective prototype of the human heart. The word "prototype" was first put forward by Jung, the founder of psychoanalysis. Jung made a rich study of the collective subconscious of human beings embodied in mythology, and thus put forward the concept of prototype, that is, there are many innate tendentious contents in human hearts, which is collectivity.

If you have access to the classic works of foreign tarot masters, such as Reina, Rachel, Abati, etc. You will find that these tarot masters are as rigorous as psychologists and have conducted in-depth and textured research on the prototype. It is precisely because of the cultivation and excavation of these tarot masters that people have broken the concept of tarot = fortune telling, especially Reina and Abati devoted themselves to tarot in the psychological treatment of children.

Everyone who comes to Tarot with difficulties has a fear of life in his heart. Tarot cards can't help fortune tellers get rid of this deep fear by simply predicting the future. Only a few fortune tellers have a mechanism to cope with fear. Many people know that the future will be more anxious, because the future has not improved. Of course, if the person concerned does not change, the future will of course be created by him/her. No life is sliced, just this part, not that part. There is a joke in Ryan's book: we are all fooled by fairy tales. When we were too young, we were used to the fairy tale that justice triumphed over evil, and Snow White would marry the prince beautifully. Fairy tales shape the ideal part of our life and shield the cruelty of life. If we knew that life had two sides when we were young, we would be used to encountering all kinds of difficulties when we grow up.

There are also many tarot masters who are unwilling to explain tarot cards with psychology, because the more magical tarot cards are, the more magical they will be. Personally, I advocate "mystification", at least in the minds of tarot masters. If this mystery is not removed, there will always be a god over his head to supervise and punish himself, so many tarot players are out of control. Unfortunately, after playing tarot cards for so long, the tarot master neglected to face his inner fears. The more he tries to make tarot cards magical, the more inevitably he hypnotizes himself and covers up his inner fears. This reminds me of Osho Chanka's Schizophrenia, in which a person's painful hands and feet stand in a straight line between two cliffs. Recently, I have often encountered this kind of card in individual cases. I realized that the more people keep two completely different things in their hearts, the more painful this division will be in the later stage. For example, how to integrate a mythical self with an inner self that can't compete with reality?