Tarot cards correspond to the problem corresponding to the card array.

Tarot cards commonly used card array has the following kinds, you can refer to it.

I. Diamond Speculation Law

▼ Scope of application

This kind of card array is similar to the divination of the holy triangle, which explains the past, present and future of the problem. Applicable to true and false questions, such as whether it is possible … whether it is possible … whether it is necessary … and so on. Different from the divination of the holy triangle, its present situation is comprehensively explained by two cards, so it can fully reflect the present situation of the inquirer.

▼ pendulum method

1. First, follow the general card shuffling and card cutting procedures. Then, hold the card in your left hand and unfold it. Remember, the end held by the left hand must be the end facing down after the card is cut.

2. The requester randomly selects a piece of paper and places it at the position of (1) in the figure.

3. Repeat the above actions for three times, and put the drawn three cards in positions (2) to (4) in turn.

4. Open them in sequence and begin to interpret them.

▼ The meaning of the memorial tablet

(1) stands for the past.

(2) and (3) represent the current situation of the problem, so these two cards need to be comprehensively explained.

(4) represents the final result of the problem.

Solomon star expansion method

▼ Scope of application

Ask questions-love, friendship, study, career.

If you have learned all the previous cards, congratulations! You are going to learn the most complicated method in the Great Tatar-"Solomon Star Expansion Method". This method is not necessarily difficult to interpret, but it will use all 22 main cards of Great Alcan, and the steps are a bit cumbersome, so it is quite time-consuming. Guess patiently and carefully!

This method is most suitable for speculation without specific problems. For example, I don't have a date now, I just want to know the fortune of my recent love, or the fortune of my recent work … and so on. Solomon will have a more detailed explanation.

▼ pendulum method

1. Generally, after shuffling and cutting cards, you get a stack of cards facing down. Turn the whole stack of cards upside down.

The next step is to find the "World" card. If the first card on the card is not the world, turn it over and put the card face down on the right hand side. One by one, until the world appears. Please note that the checked cards should still be stacked face down in order.

3. After finding the world, put the world face down into the checked stack. Next, according to the diagram, put the seven cards immediately behind the world at positions (1) to (7). This arrangement does not play cards, so the cards face up directly.

Maybe there will be fewer than seven cards in the back of the world. At this time, it is necessary to turn over the cards that have just been checked, and then pick them up from the top one to make seven cards.

4. After the first seven cards are placed, start with the eighth card and stack eight to fourteen cards in the lower right corner of the seven cards (as shown in the figure). Just like before, if you don't have any cards in your hand, you should pick up the checked cards, face up, and make up from the first card. Of course, if you just picked up the cards and folded them, continue to fill them now.

Usually after the 14th card, you should have picked up the cards and folded them. So the fifteen to twenty-one cards in the third round will continue to be replenished in the second round and stacked in the lower right corner of the cards.

6. When all the cards are put on, you should see a three-layer star pattern, all of which are facing up. There should be only one card "World" left in your hand, which represents the questioner himself. Put this card in front of the questioner and face her/him (if you are speculating for yourself, make it clear that the card is facing yourself).

▼ The meaning of the memorial tablet

The star of Solomon has seven positions. There are three cards in each position. The meaning of each position is:

(1) represents the current actual situation of the problem.

(2) It is an upcoming event.

(3) Represent the questioner's expectation and desire for the question.

(4) What is the fortune of this problem.

(5) Represents possible accidents.

(6) Represents the enemy that the questioner did not notice.

(7) represents the real motivation of the individual's deep heart to the problem.

When interpreting the card type, the meaning of each position must be combined with the meaning of the three cards in that position.

Third, the predetermined method.

▼ Scope of application

Q-love

Whether in a happy relationship or in a silent unrequited love, what all lovers want to know most is: what is the future development of me and him/her? This is the problem that the "reservation method" is best at solving. It can interpret the past, present and future, and at the same time make suggestions for the questioner's action, which is a very practical way of speculation!

▼ pendulum method

1, this guess is very different from other ways: when shuffling cards, you need to ask the questioner for cooperation. When you start shuffling cards on the desktop, the requester should concentrate and recite the names of the objects at the same time (you can only think of one at a time, not others). And all you have to do is concentrate on shuffling and don't think about anything. Then, let the questioner decide when to stop shuffling. When the questioner feels enough, be sure to shout "stop", and then you can slowly close the cards clockwise. Then, the card cutting procedure will proceed in the same way as usual.

2. After the cards are confirmed, put the first card to the top seventh card in the position shown in the figure. Be careful not to turn the cards over!

3, the card type is completed and the card is interpreted.

▼ The meaning of the memorial tablet

(1) represents the questioner's past love experience.

(2) The status quo of the questioner and the other party.

(3) It is the future situation of the questioner and the other party.

(4) It symbolizes the action that this deck suggests to the questioner.

(5) It is the other person's personality and behavioral characteristics.

(6) Possible obstacles in the relationship between them.

(7) represents the final outcome of both.