An example of professional divination with two-in-one card array

Background: This is a divination made by a high school graduate who asked a Tarot tester before the college entrance examination.

An example of professional divination with two-in-one card array

Background: This is a divination made by a high school graduate who asked a Tarot tester before the college entrance examination. When applying for the college entrance examination, two majors attracted him very much. He didn't know which one to fill in first, so he had the above questions.

Analysis of single card face: the card is cut into stars 10, which indicates that the fortune teller is highly satisfied with his life and has better expectations for the future of life. He is sure to be admitted to these two majors, but he hesitates between the two options.

In the first choice, the card he drew was Jian 3, which means that if he chooses this major, he should be able to get good development and pay off. This card conveys a very positive message.

In the second card, he drew a man who hanged himself, suggesting that he would suffer some kind of pain. This major is undoubtedly a major that requires great patience from fortune tellers, and it takes a period of waiting and patience. This tests the questioner's will and the persistence of his love for his career.

The third card representing other choices is drawn by the queen. This card suggests that in addition to these two majors, some professions that have not attracted the attention of fortune tellers in the past also have good development prospects. The information displayed in the third card is also very positive.

Comprehensive analysis and suggestions: when three cards are viewed together, none of them shows completely negative information. Even the second option shows that there will be painful hardships, but the connotation of hanging people's cards tells us that once we have passed that hardship, we will have a good development in this major.

As can be seen from the card cutting, the fortune teller's past experience should be relatively smooth, and there are no waves, which has caused his satisfaction with the present situation and his ambition for the future. Although such a life experience is benign, it is difficult to guarantee his performance in adversity. For temporary adversity, if he can't bear it, then he can't see the rainbow after the storm.

So Tarot's suggestion is that you should choose the first major. If you have enough energy, you can also see if other majors have better choices.