The reason many people perceive Tarot readings as highly accurate is not because they can "predict the future," but because of their deep connection to Jung's theory of "synchronicity." The process of shuffling and drawing cards seems completely random. However, synchronicity theory posits that at the specific moment a card is drawn, the querent's subconscious energy has already connected with the universe or the present moment. Therefore, the randomly drawn cards accurately reflect the querent's "unseen inner world" or "current situation" at that moment. Tarot cards are not a book of prophecy for the future, but rather a system of archetypal symbols representing the collective unconscious of humanity. When synchronicity causes a particular card to appear, that card acts like a mirror, concretely presenting the querent's repressed, ignored, or unnoticed emotions and blind spots. Tarot readings are not fortune telling; they will not definitively predict whether you will have a car accident or strike it rich. It presents your current energy and mindset, projecting potential development trends in a synchronic context. Therefore, changing your mindset can change your future. Since the cards reflect your current subconscious state, as long as you adjust your beliefs and behaviors through the cards' revelations, including changing your inner self, the causal chain will change accordingly, and the future will be reversed. Therefore, the accuracy of the tarot reading is because the universe, at that moment, used the tarot cards to loudly read aloud the voice deep within your heart. Have you ever experienced this kind of "accurate yet unbelievably accurate" feeling, seemingly without any causal relationship?