Why are Tarot cards accurate?

If we want to know why Tarot cards are so accurate, we must explore the working principles of Tarot cards. This is a very important part of the fundamental concept of Tarot cards. Knowing this, we can look at Tarot cards with a healthy mindset and use them more appropriately, and those strange rumors of suspicion will not arise for no reason.

First of all, before discussing why Tarot cards are so accurate, I must first briefly introduce to you the genius of psychology, "Jung". Jung can be said to be the most outstanding student of Freud. He inherited Freud's theory of the subconscious and expanded it, dividing it into "personal subconscious" and "collective subconscious". The collective unconscious created by Jung describes that "human beings have common psychological functions, which can inherit the subconscious of ancient times through heredity." Jung called this subconscious of ancient times the "collective unconscious." The common psychological functions of human beings are the so-called "archetypes."

In addition, Jung was also the first master in the field of psychology to face up to spiritualism, mysticism and various spiritual phenomena. He began to come into contact with the ideas of Chinese Taoism and Tibetan Buddhism in the early 20th century, which elevated his thinking to a higher level, surpassing other contemporary psychologists. Finally, he derived the "synchronicity principle" from the Book of Changes. The introduction of the principle of synchronicity explains many phenomena that cannot be explained by the theory of causality in Western thought, and provides a reasonable explanation for mystical studies such as divination, tarot, and astrology.