Tarot cards are a deck of cards with 78 patterns and a blank card. Including 22 large Akanaka cards and 56 small Akanaka cards. The Great Akana cards range from zero to twenty-one, and each card has a title, such as Fool or World. The Grand Akanaka described the spiritual cause of the incident, while the Little Akanaka described what happened every day. So little Akanaka can tell you the problems in love, while big Akanaka will tell you the potential basic topics you can learn in this situation.

Little Akana cards are divided into four groups, each with 14 cards, each with one to ten cards, plus four court cards: king, queen, knight and bodyguard. These flush cards have different names from ordinary playing cards, but they can be compared as follows:

Wand: a club in a club

Holy Grail Cup: The Heart of the Heart

Sword: spades in spades

Five-pointed star: diamond diamond

At first, these countless cards and their variations may be easily confused, but this symbolic language is already familiar in your subconscious, so in fact you will remember them without memorizing. Tarot is a symbol book. Once you are familiar with these symbols, tarot cards will become a door, leading you to find previously hidden knowledge and information. Tarot cards are a tool, which is helpful for physical, emotional, psychological and spiritual growth and learning.

"Oh, you will see the tarot cards. That's something to talk about in the future. " This is a comment I often hear. Tarot cards can be used to predict the future, but not limited to this. At the same time, it can reveal some form of root cause and what lessons have been learned in this situation. Those who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat the same mistakes. The problem is that tarot cards can be used to find the most suitable direction of action, so as to avoid learning the same lesson again and again. The above sentence reminds us that we are always repeating the same mistakes, and we all have the opportunity to take other more challenging choices.

2. Tarot cards at sea: Tarot cards from the past to the present

The history of tarot cards is unknown. He originated thousands of years ago and is directly related to the general theology called Kabbalah. Quabbalah or Cabbala is a Jewish oral or esoteric theory. Many people who study the origin of tarot cards believe that the cards we use today originated from China's system. They are many bamboo sticks, each of which is painted with a font representing a unique meaning, and then put into a thin box or spool. Everyone chooses one card, and the cards drawn are related to the lottery. These signs can still be found in temples in China and Thailand, which is a common way for local people to solve problems. Pilgrims donate some to the temple, draw a sign and think about the inscription on the sign.

The current form of tarot comes from a game called Tarocci in Italy in the14th century, which is spelled Tarot in French. Modern Italian playing cards still use symbols such as scepter, holy grail, sword and star. In the past, the Roman church tried to suppress these growing philosophies and theories that directly opposed the church, and tarot cards became an illegal divination method. Bishops are afraid that tarot cards will give people the power of God. In any case, tarot cards, like all beliefs based on universal truth, still exist. As a matter of fact, the Vatican has the largest library of occultism in today's history, most of which are works collected by 12, 13 and14th century. Louis Harmon wrote in Confessions: Memoirs of a Modern Prophet that he stayed in the Vatican Library for an afternoon after talking with the keen numerologist and Pope Leo XIII for 90 minutes. He said that the whole room was filled with priceless treasures in different languages.

Many popular tarot cards were designed by a group member named "Golden Dawn". 1888 was founded in Britain and is a secret magic group. They designed three versions of Tarot cards, one of which was Tosi, designed by aleister crowley. The second one is Golden Dawn, designed by israel Regardi and painted by Robert Wang. The third brand is Ryder-White, designed by Arthur Edward Waite and drawn by Pamela Coleman Smith.

3. Tarot cards in the sea-A brief analysis of the color significance of Tarot cards

Red: Passion or desire.

Orange: The Method of Passion

Yellow: rational method or rational balance.

Green: Harmony

Blue: Balanced Spiritual Understanding

Purple: What a pity.

White: the purity of motivation