Why does the country ban tarot cards?

Tarot cards are banned in a country for many reasons. For example, some countries regard tarot cards as symbols and tools of cults, and some countries regard tarot cards as a fraud because of some cultural customs.

First of all, some countries regard tarot cards as symbols and tools of cults. In these countries, divination is regarded as an activity related to mysticism and cults, and it is usually an unpopular culture. Therefore, in order to protect the public from the influence of cults, the government can stop the use of tarot cards by banning them.

Secondly, some countries think that tarot cards are a kind of fraud. These countries may think that divination activities are only aimed at exploiting those who seek answers, which will have a negative impact on society. In order to protect the public from harm, these countries can prevent such divination activities by prohibiting the public sale, trading or use of tarot cards.

In addition to these political reasons, there are also some cultural customs that will lead the country to ban tarot cards. In some countries and regions, divination activities are regarded as activities inconsistent with traditional religious beliefs, so the government may take measures to ban such divination activities. In addition, divination activities may be regarded as conflicting with local moral values, which may lead to the legal prohibition of such activities in this country or region.

Historical origin

/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 origin 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".