Are Tarot Cards Psychological or Superstitious?

First of all, we should clearly define superstition: it refers to a stubborn state of trust in things, but also a confused belief and blind belief. The meaning of "superstition" tends to be "blindly believing and not understanding". Therefore, in theory, human beings may have the concept of "superstition" about anything, and even in the field of science, there is "scientific superstition". But there are important differences between science and superstition, belief or religion.

In fact, tarot divination can be given a clear position both in science and mysticism.

In science, tarot cards are a psychological counseling tool to explore the inner subconscious of human beings. In a sense, it is like a common psychological tool such as personality sand table.

In mysticism, tarot cards are a divination tool with high accuracy for a single problem. As for why tarot cards can be divined, no one can give an accurate definition, and no one can hold their own views.

So whether tarot cards are superstitious or not lies not in tarot cards, but in tarot card users themselves.