The origin of tarot cards

According to legend, tarot cards originated in the era of Egyptian pharaohs. In ancient times, tarot cards were different from today. At that time, tarot cards were not cards, but pamphlets. This book represents the "sacred will" and conveys the will of the gods to Pharaoh. Therefore, whenever Pharaoh has any questions, doubts and difficulties, he always understands the "God's will" through tarot cards, gets answers, and acts as a "king". Then, with the footsteps of travelers, Tarot gradually spread to the western European continent and became a prop for gypsies. Gypsies turned tarot cards from a pamphlet into cards with exquisite designs and far-reaching meanings. With the wandering life of gypsies, tarot cards spread to various countries, and thus became more abundant; Tarot cards are integrated into the legends and beliefs of various ethnic groups, and various methods of divination expansion are also derived. There are 78 sets of tarot cards, which can be divided into 22 big mysteries and 56 small mysteries. From 0 to 2 1, Grand Acana is a journey of life, starting from a simple "fool" and ending in a sophisticated "world". Grand Akana is the most powerful set of cards, which tells you the "motive force of life" that you must know and understand. Little Akana is divided into four sets: wand, holy grail, coin and sword. They represent four elements, four personalities and four seasons. Generally speaking, Grand Akana is related to human's natural character and destiny, as well as typical events and major issues. Little Acana is related to the present situation, environment and human behavior. They can show the spirit of the great Akana in more detail and show a person's daily life. Tarot cards are originally a medium to convey "providence", so the result of divination often makes people feel incredibly correct; You can answer any question.