The secret of tarot cards?

Tarot was originally a card game in Italy in the late14th century. There are still some cards kept by collectors. For example, the Visconti-sforza Tarot cards made between 1420 and 1450 are a set of tarot cards with an earlier history and quite complete preservation. 18 and 19 centuries, scholars gradually discovered that the hidden power in the patterns on tarot cards was much more important than card games. They believe that the designs on tarot cards are related to mysticism, philosophy and alchemy in ancient Egypt. Tarot scholars were divided into many secret societies at that time. Tarot cards are endowed with mysterious colors. A standard tarot card consists of 78 cards, which are divided into two parts, 22 big mystery cards and 56 small mystery cards. Arcana is the plural form of "mystery", which means abstruse secret. For medieval alchemists, this secret is the secret of nature and the universe. The secret was recorded on the tarot card. 22 big Alcas. That's the core of tarot cards. Each one symbolizes some human experience of the universe. Every Akanaka in Zhang greatly has a name and number. Some names directly convey the meaning of the card, and they are special because they extract profound and complicated reactions. Generally speaking, divination can be completed with only 22 large arkansas, and there is no need to use 56 small arkansas. These 22 Alcanaka marks the knowledge and practical methods of personal internal development. Tarot divination, consisting of twenty-two tarot cards, has existed on the earth for thousands of years and has been paid more attention to by the world in recent years. But where did this mysterious western divination come from? Who invented it? There are many different theories about the origin of tarot cards. Some people say that tarot cards were invented by gypsies who wandered around in ancient times, because gypsies made a living by divining others, and tarot cards were one of their commonly used divination methods. However, it is said that Tarot cards come from Gypsies and are not supported by any ancient documents. The outsole gypsies only served as a bridge to import tarot cards into Europe. Another theory holds that tarot cards originated from ancient Egyptian civilization, because many designs on tarot cards are very similar to those recorded in ancient Egyptian murals. However, in the available Egyptian literature, you have never mentioned any records about tarot cards, and the credibility of Egyptian theory is not high without concrete evidence. In addition to the above two theories, some people think that tarot cards originated from the ancient Hebrews, because twenty-two tarot cards are closely related to the twenty-two letters of Hebrew. Legend has it that God taught Moses, the ancestor of the Hebrew nation, so after Moses led his people out of Egypt, he not only promulgated the Ten Commandments, but also transformed his ability to communicate with God into 22 design cards, creating a set of divination methods that can predict the future. In modern times, many archaeologists have devoted themselves to studying the relationship between tarot cards and Hebrews. Therefore, it should be highly credible to believe that tarot cards originated from ancient Hebrews.