What does it mean to use tarot cards to counter the tower?

When the tower stands upside down, the signs of change are still obvious, but the degree of change is not as great as it is now. It may describe a constant feeling of being blocked or imprisoned because you don't allow all changes to happen. By firmly controlling your behavior, you can alleviate this pain, but doing so will also slow down your growth. This inverted card means that you need to go back to the devil's card to master the subjects you want to learn.

Falling down the tower means that you resist letting go of what you are suppressing, which may lead to another force and bring about another sudden and explosive change. No matter how much you resist change, it will happen sooner or later.

It may also describe you clinging to the past and staying in a situation that has long been inappropriate.

For example, Alfred has broken up with Christine for more than two years. When I went to see him, she seemed to still live there. Everything Christine didn't take with her was there as usual, even her clothes were still in the closet.

Alfred lives in a house full of Christine's shadow, which is simply a museum dedicated to her.

"You can hold a big auction of fire goods." I hit the nail on the head. "If you want to auction real goods or damaged goods, I have a box of matches in my car."

Alfred refused to change; When he refused to adapt to his new life and life tried to help him change in every way, he turned a blind eye.

From "In fact, you are already very tarot"