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**Tarot is a collection of ideas,**

An organic invention that has been shaped by various influencers over several centuries. There is no ownership over it and no singular perspective on what it is for. While the common perception of tarot is that it’s a fortune-telling device, you’ll find many tarot readers who don’t use the cards to predict the future to all. Tarot’s modern iterations are diverse and ever-evolving. It shows up in psychotherapy practices, life coaching and yoga studios. It’s been used in conjunction with personality tools like the Enneagram and Human Design. Some people see tarot as a tool to develop your intuition; others see tarot as a visual image.

Tools like tarot and astrology are meant to help.

People tap into their own coping skills and inner resources, or offer perspectives they hadn't considered. It's not about seeing into the future. That being said, sometimes predictions do come true. There is a prophetic clement to divination, but it's not always as clear-cut as mainstream beliefs make it out to be. And we need to remember that there is a whole world outside of ourselves. Many factors shape our lives. The economy, politics, societal norms, technology and more all influence our opportunities, decisions and challenges.