Which direction do you look when you draw tarot cards?

Many people ask which direction to draw tarot cards for others.

Some people say it depends on the direction of the fortune teller, some people say it depends on the direction of the customer, and some people say that whoever draws cards depends on whose direction.

After a lot of inquiries, we found that no matter which kind of tarot cards users use, they can work normally.

So, it all seems right.

However, if fortune tellers who are used to looking in the direction of divination temporarily adjust to other ways before divination, there is a great chance that it will not take effect, and the divination results will be reversed, or confused.

In other words, the temporary adjustment may be invalid.

In this case, is it possible for tarot cards to be like a program? When the program is set to A, it can run normally according to rule A. Temporary changes to rule B may cause temporary operation errors.

When the program is set to B, the rule of using A in reverse will also be wrong.

So tarot cards can be used by different people with different rules.

So, can someone who used rule A change to rule B?

There are many such examples in real life. A certain person originally looked at it according to his own drawing direction. After reading a book, I thought it might be better to look in the direction of who drew the cards. After changing for a while, the divination of a certain armor also came with the new rules.

The key to its rule setting may be "inner true cognition".