About Tetsutaro.

Tarot cards can be divided into three systems: Marseille, Thoth and Waite.

First, Marseille is the oldest symbol system suitable for learning and understanding tarot cards. I don't need to say more about this. I'm sure you'll lose interest by searching for cards yourself.

Second, Thoth is a Crowley children's shoe that combines Egyptian mythology. There are three magicians in a set of cards designed by Judaism and even the Eight Diagrams of the Book of Changes, not because magicians have three kinds of cards, but because Crowley himself thinks that this card covers too many meanings and it is difficult to choose among the three versions, so they are all preserved. In real life, you can only use one or three cards at the same time. It is a tarot card that is very suitable for meditation, but because the picture is obscure, it is necessary to have a certain understanding of Egyptian mythology, Judaism, Hebrew symbols and the Book of Changes. You can also try thinking with your brain. In short, it is not suitable for novices.

Thirdly, Waite's system is later than Marseille and earlier than Thoth, which is the mainstream of tarot card industry at present and is also recognized as a system suitable for beginners. There is a big change in Waite's system: the positions of the eighth and eleventh cards are reversed. According to the theory of mind mathematics, Waite thinks that the power card is more suitable for the eighth position, so justice is moved to the eleventh position.

Finally, I want to explain that no matter what tarot cards (regardless of inferior cartoon cards), the principles of semiotics, symbolism and occultism are the same, but different people may have different preferences. I don't know if I made it clear.

In addition, I have been using a set of cards that are difficult to control, but it is very interesting.