Tarot cards symbolize random, unexpected events and situations that we may encounter in life.
Our lives are the result of activities that we plan and circumstances in which we find ourselves due
to the events around us. Our lives can change significantly when we meet a new person,
when we are delayed in traffic by a few seconds, or when we happen to be in the right place at the
right time.
Unexpected events could include achieving success in a particular activity, meeting a new person who becomes important in our life, making a choice that has serious consequences, or suffering an accident or illness that changes our life. There is nothing occult or mysterious about Tarot. The random nature of a "reading" is like a stochastic simulation that forces us to focus on aspects of life that we might not consider otherwise. Pondering about the subjects represented by the cards can help us to plan a better future or to prepare for unforeseen circumstances. Newspapers frequently carry stories of lives that changed by unusual twists of fate. The Washington Post reported on February 26, 2005 (p. D2) that Dale Parlin, who was a course marshal at the Lake Arlington Golf Course in Texas died after "a golf ball hit by his son glanced off a tree and hit Parlin in the head Feb. 18." What are the chances of a son killing his father in this way? One can only wonder what would have happened if the wind, the trees, or the position of the people on the golf course had been slightly different.
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