Is the tarot constellation Eiffel reliable?

We know that the tarot ecosystem is mixed. Pseudoscholars, magic wands, middle school students and so on account for a large part. If we don't have a definite value and know something about tarot cards, is it easy to distinguish them and then deviate from the right path of learning? The answer is definitely yes. So my suggestion is that whether you want to learn from the teacher or not, you'd better lay a good foundation yourself.

Next, I will talk about the choice of the master. There are many Tarot learning institutions in our market. Generally, Tarot teachers grade themselves and then carry out graded teaching. However, when we really asked them what their grades were based on, most organizations began to be vague. I used to be a fortune teller in Hong Kong and Taiwan, and later I went to teach as a Tarot player in the Mainland. Nowadays, overseas people have settled in to teach … only a few excellent fortune tellers have really learned from it. The decisive factor of level is not necessarily level, but more money.

As for Form 2 and magic wand, I don't think I need to say that everyone understands the harm.

The rest are basically some or high-level fortune tellers. But there is a problem here. A good fortune teller is not necessarily a good tutor. Some people's teaching will limit your thinking, while others will keep most of the knowledge, so it is very important to lay a good foundation and cultivate certain values before choosing.

First of all, you should have a judgment on this person's level, and secondly, whether communication is appropriate. He may not be a famous fortune teller, but as long as he can help you, it's all good.