Comment by savolai
3 days ago
One could claim it is a self reflection tool where the point is not the claims at face value, but the value lies in the activity itself of focusing, of directing your mind to look at and feel your existence from a different/wide perspective. Which is true about many pedagogical tools.
The concrete results would thus be highly specific to the subject and their learning process on what they themselves deem relevant.
This has been my answer too, to more analytical minded friends who asked (sardonically).
I-ching / tarot can be looked at strictly as systems for structured introspection.