"you are speaking, and you're a little dramatic about it" — I've been saying that for years. Tarot works like a structured Rorschach test, and that's exactly why Jung talked about projection: the cards don't need to be "true" in a factual sense, they just need to be vivid enough to catch the stuff you're avoiding. Watts was right that symbols can loosen a fixed mind; Crowley's whole system is basically a mirror with a very loud ego strapped to it. My experience is that a single card pull is useful only when it forces a concrete question, like "what am I protecting with this 'fine'?" If it stays decorative, it's just fancy journaling.