What's the secret between China's Metaphysics and Western Metaphysics?

I believe everyone knows something about oriental metaphysics, such as Yi Xue and Feng Shui, which are popular in East Asia, and witchcraft divination, which is popular in Southeast Asia. In fact, there is similar metaphysics in the west. After the comparison, it is not difficult to find that there are some similarities between western metaphysics and eastern metaphysics.

The common element of western metaphysics in life is playing cards. Nowadays, playing cards have become a game tool, but Tarot cards, the "ancestor" of playing cards, are still an indispensable part of western metaphysics.

Tarot cards, transliterated from the word "tarot cards", are called "the secret library of nature". It is an ancient western divination tool, which has been popular in Europe since the Middle Ages, and its status is equivalent to China's Zhouyi. Its origin has always been a mystery. Tarot cards ***78 cards, including 22 big Alcana cards and 56 small Alcana cards, can be used for divination alone or 78 cards together.

It is worth mentioning that tarot cards do not refer to a fixed card. In fact, there are many kinds of tarot cards, at least thousands of them, but most of them are based on the three major tarot card systems in the world, which are tools for analyzing, predicting and providing suggestions for people, things and things. This definition is accurate and direct, and is widely recognized by the tarot circle.

Tarot cards can analyze, predict and provide suggestions for different needs such as love, interpersonal relationship and work (school). Especially when you don't know what to do, this is a very good road sign and has a certain psychological suggestion function. Because it is too mysterious, it belongs to the category of mysticism. Some scholars use tarot cards for divination in psychological counseling, but generally only use the analytical function of tarot cards.

Before solving the cards, the fortune teller first feels the overall feeling and what significance the card type brings to people; Then, from the interpretation of each card and the overall analysis of the relationship between the whole card types, we can see that the similarities between the two require piety and singleness, and they are all analyzed by tools, and there are also different "hexagrams" (the Book of Changes is sixty-four hexagrams, and tarot cards are various pictures). The key is analysis, and they are all "easy hexagrams are difficult to understand".

Therefore, in this respect, the requirements for "one image" are very high. It is very likely that facing the same "hexagrams", the interpretations given by two people are completely different. The master who really reaches the realm will not entangle in the hexagrams, but follow the heaven given by the hexagrams, just like a western metaphysician said, "I can only give you a map, but how to get to the destination. In fact, whether it is Yi-ology in the East or Tarot in the West, the truth is the same.