Tarot is a very different deck consisting of 78 mystical cards.

Many believe that the name TARO comes from the Hebrew word ROTA, which means Wheel, or from the Latin TORA, which means Law or justice.

Tarots are lost in the depths of time and opinions vary.

Homeland of the TAROS is assumed to be ancient Atlantis.

But with almost certainty we can say that they come from Ancient Egypt. In Egyptian the word TORA means oracle.

The first name is said to have been TA-THOTH

(The road of THOTH-ancient god of Egypt with a direct connection to the trimaxist Mercury).

But they came to Europe in the 14th century during the Crusades.

HOW DO TAROT WORK?

What happens in our life (physical world) is a continuation of what has first happened in the etheric realm.
The etheric field is a factory for producing events until they materialize in our physical world.
Our dreams and intuition about various matters in life are messages we receive from the etheric realm.
The TAROT and the analyst therefore act as a mediator between the etheric and material worlds. Of course, the information we get will always be based on what we need to learn.
If there is KARMA to be paid off the answer may not be what it should be or not be given at all.
Their divination ability also lies in synchronicity.
A term that was first introduced by Carl Jung (psychiatrist – psychoanalyst) wanting to say that at the moment of the question two events are connected to each other apparently and conceptually opening the (channel) to get the answer that is needed at the moment.
The ultimate goal is to get a message about a situation…and believe me, that message is given to us.