Tarot History - Uses of Tarot in Literature and Psychology

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Carl Jung (1875-1961), Freud's disciple, in his practice as a psychoanalyst, I noticed that often mental condition of his patients is a symbolic echo of the outside world. "It is sometimes difficult to avoid the impression that there is some kind of foreknowledge of the arrival of a series of events," Jung said in his writings. He elaborated the principle of synchronicity to explain meaningful coincidences. Synchronicity is defined as the observation of various events, though seemingly unrelated, occur together in a meaningful way. Jung, changed the history of tarot cards when he started researching the ancient divination tool like tarot, the Chinese I Ching and astrology.

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Carl Jung (1875-1961), Freud's disciple, in his practice as a psychoanalyst, I noticed that often mental condition of his patients is a symbolic echo of the outside world. "It is sometimes difficult to avoid the impression that there is some kind of foreknowledge of the arrival of a series of events," Jung said in his writings. He elaborated the principle of synchronicity to explain meaningful coincidences. Synchronicity is defined as the observation of various events, though seemingly unrelated, occur together in a meaningful way. Jung, changed the history of tarot cards when he started researching the ancient divination tool like tarot, the Chinese I Ching and astrology.

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These traditional instruments, taking a picture of the moment, let us to the intuitive essence of the situation in which we live. He believed that the choice of tarot cards ran the need to express the unconscious instinct that manifests itself in the exterior world at the time precizno.Naizgled random choice of cards at a certain point it becomes an inevitable expression of spacetime continuum. Jung discovered that tarot cards images derived from arhetipove.Junga universal archetypes are common to all mankind and every individual builds their own psychological characteristics based on their unique life experiences. Jung used the pretty pictures to explain the universal mind arhetipovi.Svjesni the visible part of the island, unaware of the individual is submerged part of the island and the collective unconscious common to all people, the ocean all around.

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