Excuse me, what does the inverted five-pointed star of Tarot brand mean?

Inverted star coin nine implies that you can't find out why you can't succeed, because you ignore the root of some problems. Maybe when you calm down and look for it, you still can't grasp it effectively, so you seem to forget yourself.

Maybe you just need to get your passion and focus back, maybe you just need to relax and relieve your inner pressure, so that you can quickly find out how to go on your road to success.

To some extent, you just need to find a place where you can exile yourself, go crazy, let your heart find a new starting point and rearrange your past experiences.

Historical allusions:

The inscription on the tomb-sweeping day shrine is called Mysterious Platycodon grandiflorum, and the seal of Mysterious Platycodon grandiflorum (in the shape of a five-pointed star) is a prayer spell in the Yin-Yang Road. It was originally created by Akie Abe, representing the innocence of the five elements (wood, fire, earth, gold and water) of the universe.

The Celts regarded the pentagram as a symbol of Morgan, the goddess of the underworld. In Celtic legend, the sun hero Warming drew a pentagram on his blood-red shield to pay tribute to the goddess. Pythagorean mystics also worship this symbol, calling it "the birth of five interlaces (writing)"

Therefore, in mysticism, the pointed five-pointed star represents "life" and "health", as a magic symbol for praying for happiness, as a symbol for guarding and treating injuries. The ancient Babylonians even painted five-pointed stars on food containers, thinking that this would keep them fresh.