I use three decks of cards, and you can choose Thoth, Rider-Waite, or Zen Cards. It costs 3,000 NTD per hour, with no limit on the number of questions. Asking about things within the past year is the most accurate. You can also choose different cards for different questions. Thoth is good for details, while Zen Cards can reveal life lessons. Her question was: Should I change jobs or go back to school? She said she really wanted to continue studying, but she was stuck on financial issues and worried about not having enough money. The first card was the Five of Wands, which means she has a strong desire for both studying and working. Although studying is currently her main goal, the Five of Wands also indicates that she wants to study in order to get a better job. What she currently lacks is the opportunity to study, so it seems that she cares more about studying. But in fact, she values both equally. In the end, it turned out that she was studying for her future job. The left side represents changing jobs, the process is represented by the Star, and the result is the Four of Pentacles. The card represents both Air and Earth, indicating that she feels her true career path hasn't yet unfolded; otherwise, it should be represented by the active Fire element. Both Air and Earth represent that she's currently only in the planning stage. Even if she's already working, for her, this is just a trial run before truly launching her career, not her long-term goal. The Air Star represents her having grander ideals for the future. The Four of Pentacles indicates that continuing to work now will bring some success, but she won't be able to leave her existing relationships or expand her possibilities further. This also suggests that even if she finds a new job, it will likely be the same type of work (she agrees, because she wants to study now and doesn't have time to adapt to a new work style). Regarding her studies, the Process card is the Eight of Swords, indicating many unforeseen troubles. Currently, the only issue she can think of is money. However, the Swords are of the Air element, representing future troubles that are not currently anticipated but rather unthinkable. While there's no real harm (because it's neither Earth nor Fire), the Air element represents trivial matters that won't cause substantial damage, but will make her very irritable. In my interpretation, these harms aren't like ferocious beasts; they won't be fatal (I can only write this down, not explain it), but they will linger in her mind. The last card, the Wheel of Fortune, indicates that after she goes to school, her horizons will broaden, and she'll have excellent opportunities in her career. However, I told her that the Wheel of Fortune is only of the Fire element, representing opportunities that arise. The outcome depends on her actions; the Wheel of Fortune doesn't represent tangible gains. Tangible gains are represented by the Earth element. So my advice to her was that both things are important. She might need to work part-time while studying, or finish a semester, retain her enrollment, and then work to earn money for a while. In short, she shouldn't completely abandon either one, because work will provide for her current needs, while studying is for expanding her future. The first card was the element of fire (she also asked some questions about interpersonal relationships, and the card showed a judgment card, indicating that what they value is not important to her; you are simply not from the same world. Therefore, she needs to completely update her social circle. Studying is a good start, and changing jobs might also be, but she expects to stay in the company and not change careers, which is why I still encounter similar types of people, so I don't recommend this direction). She said that every point I made resonated with her inner feelings, even those I didn't tell her, she saw in the cards. This was her first time reading tarot, so she found it very interesting^^~