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Tarot cards, transliterated from the word "tarot cards", are called "the secret library of nature". It is an ancient western divination tool, which has been popular in Europe since the Middle Ages, and its origin has always been a mystery.

Tarot cards ***78 cards, including 22 big Alcana cards and 56 small Alcana cards, can be used for divination alone or 78 cards together. It is worth mentioning that tarot cards do not refer to a fixed card. In fact, there are many kinds of tarot cards, at least thousands, but most of them are based on the three major tarot card systems in the world.

Tarot cards consist of 22 big Akana cards and 56 small Akana cards.

Tarot cards are a tool to analyze, predict and provide suggestions for people, things and things. This definition is accurate and direct, and is widely recognized by the tarot circle.

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Tarot cards can be aimed at love, interpersonal relationships, work (school) and so on. Some scholars use tarot cards for divination in psychological counseling, but generally only use the analytical function of tarot cards.

Historical origin

Tarot cards are an ancient divination tool. Its origin has always been a mysterious legend, and many experts who study mysticism try to find some clues.

Ancient Egyptian theory

/kloc-in the 8th century, the French mystic Court de Geblin proposed that the word Tarot was taken from the Egyptian characters tar (Tao) and ro (King), meaning "King". So "Tarot" itself refers to his correct determination as a king, which is also the starting point of this divination method. Toute is the Egyptian moon god, as well as the god of culture and education. The book of Tutu is a mysterious book dedicated to conveying God's will, and the pharaohs made various decisions according to it. When the Egyptian dynasty died, in order to prevent foreigners from getting the book, they drew it as a card and gave it to the gods. Later, it was introduced to Europe by Alexander, and the modern tarot cards were formed in the Middle Ages. However, in the same century 1799, the discovery of Rosestone made Egyptian hieroglyphs deciphered, and then it overthrew the theory of "king".