Playing cards, symbols, patterns, symbolsThe symbols of the playing cards were spades, heart, club, and diamond. They were also known as bricks or squares. In Sichuan and Sichuan, they were called "Ba Pians", and they were played on Sogou. Spades and clubs were black, hearts and diamonds were red.
Hidden meanings and symbols" Hide " had many meanings and symbols. From the literal meaning, it had the meaning of hiding and collecting, such as preserving grain, hiding items and not being discovered. In terms of naming,"Zang" was used as a name to imply humility, prudence, and great wisdom. It symbolized storage, collection, collection, treasure, and so on. In traditional cultural concepts such as Taoism," hiding " was reflected in the heart, words and deeds, and external performance. It reminded people not to be eager for success and spread it everywhere. For example," hiding the mouth " could avoid trouble caused by speaking without cover," hiding the heart " could control oneself from being affected by negative emotions, and " hiding the body " could avoid appearing in a high-profile manner on certain occasions to avoid harm. It also meant treasuring, protecting, being rich in one's heart, being noble and noble, and so on. It also meant that one should not publicize one's strength at will. One must always remember that wealth would be snatched away if coveted, strength would be challenged if displayed, and wisdom would be challenged if noticed. In this way, one could achieve the goal of self-cultivation and live more freely.
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Tarot Cards, Four Bad CardsThe four major cards in the tarot cards were the Death Card, the Tower Card, the Devil Card, and the Moon Card. The Death Card meant failure and rebirth, but it would mainly disturb the user's mental power. The Tower implied that there would be things around the tester that would impact the tester and cause frequent changes, which would burden their mind and body. The Devil Card was a temptation card, but it was also a repression card, indicating that the tester was suppressed in work and life, and it was difficult to break out of the shackles. The Moon Card was a group of bad luck cards. Just like boiling a frog in warm water, the user's luck would gradually deteriorate.
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Free Tarot CardsThe [Tarot Cards] section of the Godlike Constellation Network had a free tarot card test. It could be used to calculate one's career, wealth, marriage, and other aspects online. It also provided a complete set of tarot card formations. In addition, there were also some public divinations that were free. They were usually in the form of giving a topic with different answers (such as ABC or abc, dd, etc). This type of public divination was mainly used to guide people. There was also a free tarot card reading service for beginners, mainly for practice.
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