Tarot Taboos (Ta Luo Pai Jin Ji) and Professional Dao (the Way) German Code: 10 Principles of Correct Use of Tarot and 6 Taboos to avoid | Xuan Xue (mystical studies) Encyclopedia

6 things for ordinary users to avoid when using Divination (Bu) or Tarot: ① 【avoid 1: Do not ask the same question more than 3 times in Heaven (Tian)】 The first answer to Tarot cards (Ta Luo Pai) is the most accurate. Repeatedly asking is a sign of distrust of the cards and distrust of the Subconscious (Qian Yi Shi) of Ji (Earth) (Ji). The result will only become more and more inaccurate and will make you more and more conflicted and anxious. Ask once, interpret it carefully, and then take action is enough; ②【Avoid 2: Do not make decisions for others】Tarot cards (Ta Luo Pai) provide advice, perspective, and possibilities, not Destiny (Ming) commands. Drawing The Death (Si) card doesn't mean "you have to break up," and drawing The World (Shi Jie) card doesn't mean "you can succeed without doing anything." The final decision is always up to you to make yourself; Tarot is merely an advisor. ③【Avoid 3: Don't ask negative questions】Don't ask questions that are highly negative, such as "Will I get cancer?", "Will he abandon me?", or "Will I fail this time?" I suggest replacing the questions with "How can I be healthier?", "How can I improve our relationship?", and "How can I succeed?" Replace the fear-like questions (Ti Wen) with empowering questions (Ti Wen). ④【Avoid 4: Don't ask about other people's privacy】Don't secretly calculate other people's privacy (is he Infidelity (Chu Gui)? How much money does he earn?). Everyone has their own soul, Free Will (Zi You Yi Zhi). Divination (Bu) without the consent of the person involved. His privacy is immoral and allows Change/Yi to attract negative energy; ⑤【Avoid 5: Don't treat Tarot cards (Ta Luo Pai) as a panacea】Tarot cards (Ta Luo Pai) It's not a panacea. If you have a Sickness, don't expect card counting to cure it. You need to go to the hospital. When relationship problems arise, don't expect card reading to solve them; communicate and take action. If you don't have money, don't expect to win the center (Zhong) award just by counting cards; work hard to earn money. Tarot is an auxiliary, not a substitute; ⑥【Avoid 6: Do not count cards when you are in a bad state (Zhan Bu)】Do not count cards when you are extremely Grief (Bei), angry (Nu), drunk, or seriously ill (Bing). The cards you draw when you are confused reflect your emotions, not the objective answer. Wait until your Heart (Xin) state is Peaceful (Ping He) before calculating.

Eight guidelines that professional or amateur Tarot readers (Ta Luo Shi) must adhere to: ① [Guideline 1: Do not be afraid, do not threaten, and do not draw negative conclusions] This is the bottom line of center (Zhong)! Extinction (Jue) cannot say: "Your card indicates you will get married (Fire),"Your husband will definitely be Infidelity (Chu Gui)," or "Your card will cause you great Sickness (Bing)." The card shows the **current energy trend**, not the definitive "Destiny (Ming)". The role of a Tarot reader (Ta Luo Shi) is to give people hope, not to create Fear. ②【Rule 2: Do not promote Heaven (Tian) price disaster mitigation projects】Extinction (Jue) cannot use the ming (given name) of the Tarot to promote "Incipient Moment (Ji) Thousand" Incipient Moment (Ji) Wan's Crystal (Shui Jing), Ritual Service (Fa Shi), Talisman and Incantation (Fu Zhou), Energy Healing" To eliminate disasters and resolve problems. This is not the job of a Tarot reader (Ta Luo Shi); this is a scheme to deceive Zi Rat (Shu). ③【Standard 3: Protection (Bao Hu) User Privacy】User questions, personal information, and Divination (Bu) content must be kept confidential and cannot be discussed publicly. When sharing them as case studies, they must be handled anonymously and the user's consent must be obtained. ④【Rule 4: 3 Taboos Against Giving Advice】Tarot reader (Ta Luo Shi) Extinction (Jue) recommends against giving these 3 types of professional advice: medical advice (if you have a Sickness (Bing), please go to the hospital), legal advice (if you have a dispute, please consult a lawyer), and financial investment advice (for investment, please consult a professional financial advisor). Tarot is a Heart (Xin) spirit tool, not a professional license; ⑤ [Rule 5: Clearly state that "Tarot is for reference only"] Before or after each Divination (Bu), tell the questioner: Tarot cards (Ta Luo Pai) show the current trend, and the final decision and outcome are in your own Ji (Earth) (Ji) hand center (Zhong). Tarot is only a suggestion. ⑥【Guideline 6: Do not accept questions beyond your capabilities】When encountering problems such as depression, suicide, Facing (Xiang), Essence (Jing) Spirit (Shen) illness (Bing), or serious illness (Bing), do not accept them directly. Instead, suggest that the other party seek help from a professional cardiologist or doctor. You can accompany them but cannot replace a professional. ⑦【Rule 7: Respect all questioners, such as Average (Ping)】Regardless of whether the question is about homosexuality, Extramarital affairs (Hun Wai Qing), or abortion (Tai), Tarot reader (Ta Luo Shi) We must maintain a sense of self-centeredness and respect, avoid judging based on morality, avoid lecturing, and certainly avoid looking down on those who ask questions. ⑧【Rule 8: Continuous Learning, Essence (Jing) Enters the Major】Tarot is a discipline that can delve into a generation of Zi Rat (Shu). Don't think that Ji (Earth) (Ji) is invincible just because you have learned the basic Meaning/Implication (Han Yi) of 78 cards. Continue to learn Heart (Xin) Neo-Confucianism, Meditation (Ming Xiang), Spirit (Shen) language, Fu (Fu)hao (art name). Studies and philosophy have made the interpretation of Ji (Earth) (Ji) increasingly in-depth and helpful.

A common question in the Tarot world is: "Can a Tarot reader (Ta Luo Shi) read the cards of Ji (Earth) (Ji)?" There are two viewpoints: ① [Traditional]: A Tarot reader (Ta Luo Shi) cannot read the cards of Ji (Earth) (Ji) because Ji (Earth) (Ji) interprets the cards of Ji (Earth) (Ji). Subjective, biased, and unable to see the truth strong / supporting (Xiang); ②【Modern】: Tarot reader (Ta Luo Shi) can certainly be used to read the Ego (Zi Wo) (Ji). Tarot is first and foremost a tool for Ego (Zi Wo) healing. Only by reading the Ego (Zi Wo) (Ji) can one better understand the Interpreting Cards (Jie Pai) and empathize with the person asking the question. The suggestion in this article is: **You can give yourself Ji (Earth) (Ji) to calculate, but pay attention to the method**. The correct way to count cards for Ji (Earth) (Ji): ① Write down the questions and the cards you draw, and don't think about them in your Brain (Nao) Zi Rat (Shu) (writing them down is more objective); ② Interpret from a third-person perspective: "If this is the deck of cards my friend drew, how would I interpret it?" ③ Looking back after a while, you will find that your emotions at the time led you to misinterpret a lot; ④ For major issues (breakup, divorce, resignation, entrepreneurship, etc.), seek cross-interpretation from other Tarot readers (Ta Luo Shi) and do not rely solely on your own Ji (Earth) (Ji) cards; ⑤ Don't count too much on your own Ji (Earth) (Ji). You can count at most once in a Heaven (Tian) and at most three times a week. Giving your own Ji (Earth) (Ji) too much room for Yi (2nd Heavenly Stem) (Yi) will turn you into a tarot addict Zi Rat (Shu), becoming more and more dependent on the cards and losing your own judgment.

Many people ask, "Why are Tarot cards (Ta Luo Pai) accurate? Is it feudal superstition?" Science and the Neo-Confucian community have three mainstream theories for interpreting Tarot, which will help you understand it correctly: ① [Neo-Confucian interpretation: Jung] Collective Unconscious (Wu Yi Shi) and Synchronicity (Gong Shi Xing) This is the most accepted explanation at present. Swiss Heart (Xin) theorist Jung proposed that humans possess a "Collective Unconscious (Wu Yi Shi)" (a deep Heart (Xin) spiritual structure common to all humans, formed over billions of years), and The 78 cards of Tarot cards (Ta Luo Pai) are precisely The 78 typical archetypes (Yuan Xing) of The human Collective Unconscious (Wu Yi Shi) (The Fool = Innocence Archetype (Yuan Xing), The Magician (Mo Shu Shi) = Creator). Archetype (Yuan Xing), The High Priestess (Nv Ji Si) = Wisdom Archetype (Yuan Xing)…). Drawing Cards (Chou Pai) At that time we were through "Synchronicity (Gong Shi Xing)" (non-Karma (Yin Guo) (The meaningful connection between sex), we drew the Incipient Moment (Ji) card that resonates most with our Subconscious (Qian Yi Shi) at the Moment, so when interpreting it, we will think, "It's so accurate, it touched my Heart (Xin)"—the accuracy is not that the card predicted Wei Goat (Wei), but that the card Essence (Jing) predicted Earth (Di) illuminated your Subconscious (Qian Yi Shi) at the Moment. ②[Quantitative Zi Rat (Shu) Theoretical Perspective] (Speculation, Wei Goat (Wei) Confirmed): Drawing Cards (Chou Pai) The action is the interaction between the observer's consciousness and the quantitative field. Consciousness affects the result of the collapse of the particle, so your current state of consciousness determines which card you will draw. ③【Law of Attraction】: Your current frequency attracts cards with the Correspondence (Ying) frequency. Regardless of which interpretation is correct, the core Heart (Xin) conclusion is that Tarot cards (Ta Luo Pai) are "accurate" because they illuminate your Subconscious (Qian Yi Shi), not because they can "read Destiny (Ming)". Tarot cards (Ta Luo Pai) are a Mirror (Jing Zi) of the Heart (Xin) spirit. Instead of a Crystal Ball (Shui Jing Qiu) from Wei Goat (Wei).

Finally, for all Joy (Xi) Tarot enthusiasts, here are 10 yellow (Huang) Metal (Jin) principles for using Tarot correctly: ① 【Tool Principle】: Tarot is a tool, not a Spirit (Shen). You are the master, and the cards are tools. Do not use the cards as Spirit (Shen) Transformation (Hua), do not worship the cards, and do not be afraid of the cards. ②【Empowerment Principle】: Tarot is meant to empower, not to scare. A good interpretation is one that gives You more Strength (Li Liang), more courage (Qi), and a clearer understanding. Any interpretation that makes you Fear, anxious, or expect Extinction is either insufficient to interpret Water (Shui) Average (Ping), or the interpreter has a problem. ③【Current Principle】: Tarot cards (Ta Luo Pai) reflect the "current energy state". If the current state changes, Wei Goat (Wei) will change. A bad hand doesn't necessarily mean a bad result; it just reminds you that "adjustments need to be made here." ④ [Action Principles]: Tarot gives you advice: you should take action. Don't just count the cards and leave everything to the cards; action is the key to changing Fate and Fortune (Yun). ⑤【Principle of Respect】: Respect the card, respect the Self (Zi Xing) (Ji), respect the person asking the question, and respect everyone's Free Will (Zi You Yi Zhi). Tarot is not a tool for manipulating others; ⑥【Learning Principles】: Tarot is a science for a generation of learners. Always maintain a learning and open Heart. Don't think that once you learn it, you will stop growing. ⑦【Ethical Principles】: Be a Tarot reader (Ta Luo Shi) with Dao (the Way) virtue, a wise Tarot user, and do not hurt, deceive, or scare others; ⑧【Boundary Principle】: Know where the boundaries of Dao (the Way) Tarot are. It is not a panacea; it cannot replace doctors, lawyers, or financial advisors. ⑨【Heart (Xin) State Principle】: Maintain a relaxed, curious, and fun Heart (Xin) state when counting cards. Don't be too serious, don't take it too seriously, and don't be too dependent. ⑩【Love and Courage Vital energy (Qi) Principles】: Ultimately, all The wisdom that Tarot cards (Ta Luo Pai) teach us can be summarized into two zi (courtesy name)—love (love from Ji (Earth) (Ji), love others, love The World (Shi Jie)) and courage Vital energy (Qi) (there is courage Vital energy (Qi) to begin with, courage Vital energy (Qi) to end with, courage Vital energy (Qi) to face, and courage Vital energy (Qi) to change). May Tarot cards (Ta Luo Pai) be your light, illuminate your path, accompany you as you grow, and make you more loving and courageous. Vital energy (Qi). Namaste. 🙏