How to practice shuffling and cutting cards?

1: The so-called "you can't shuffle the cards after washing" means that you can't bend the cards and insert them into the shuffle as we usually do after washing the cards. The purpose is purely to be afraid of damaging the tarot cards, just to maintain them, not for other reasons. 2. Incorrect! It's not as complicated as you think! The purpose of shuffling cards is only to wash tarot cards thoroughly. Because tarot cards are divided into positive and negative positions, they have to be washed out, so we have to spread out the tarot cards and shuffle them in circles, which is called clockwise and counterclockwise. Based on the above description, I find that you actually think of simple things as complicated. If you have played mahjong, you should know how to wash mahjong tiles, right? Tarot cards are washed in a similar way. 3. The cards washed according to the method I mentioned above are naturally positive and negative, so there is no need to explain this problem. Generally, the cards we washed must be placed horizontally in front of us, and the tarot cards must be vertical to see the cards. There is a long-standing rule that tarot cards are placed vertically: if you are divining for others, turn the cards 90 counterclockwise, and if you are divining for yourself, turn the cards 90 clockwise. So ... To answer your last question, in the final analysis, you didn't understand the meaning of the textbook. You said that cutting cards is a part of shuffling, and rotating 90 degrees is what you have to do after washing cards. These two are not on the same step! To sum up, I find your understanding of tarot cards a bit complicated. In fact, these are the most basic things, and there is not so much "technical content". Just understand them according to our daily thinking. You don't have to imagine how mysterious it is. You will find that tarot cards are not mysterious in the future. I hope I can help you. If you have any questions, you can ask them in the "novice question area" at the top of this edition, where there are many answers to novice questions. If you have time, you can go and have a look, and I will wait for you there.