Like the fetus and dependent child, you live on faith
in the order of the universe. You know that you are taken
care of. In accepting this higher law, you can be the Fool;
you can relax, be yourself, take risks, play.

As the innocent Fool and wide-eyed Child, you are open
and curious. That receptive state of mind makes you
intuitive, original, spontaneous, and present.
You allow your natural genius its expression.

Like the child, you have tremendous vitality, a youthful
energy that wants to move about, experience,and learn.
If you occasionally fall on your face, that’s part of growing.

As the number of this card - zero - you are like spirit;
you are everywhere and nowhere, lost and secure,
young but wise, silly yet serious. You follow the spirit
rather than the practical and conventional.

Taking such a leap of faith may allow you to be fooled
in a worldly sense, but also gives you a rebirth through
a mystical, transcendent experience which brings
a breath of fresh air, a new life, and a new beginning.

Comments»

1. Mayre - 1 April, 2008

You have such a way with words. So inspirational…
I follow my spirit, it guides me to where I need to be…
I am warrior.

2. ~V~ - 1 April, 2008

Mayre ~

Well it’s still April Fool’s Day, but i don’t want to try to fool you
or anyone else, or make a fool of myself by claiming credit
for words which aren’t mine…

Thank you for the comment and the compliment, but the words
in this post (& all other Voyager Tarot posts) are from
the guidebook that came with the deck.

They’re not the full description of the meaning of the card
from the book — i chose the particular words (& links) you see
in the quote box and formatted the text to look nice (i hope).

jsyk, anything you see on the site that’s inside a blue quote box
is generally excerpted from another source,
which i usually try to link to somewhere in the post.

If you want to read some words that _i_ actually wrote,
check the comments throughout the site and a new page
that i just put up: “Hey Ya!”

Right now, it’s just a few quotes & images,
but it’s a new work in progress — many more words will soon appear.

It’s gonna be an essay on the artistic, cultural, philosophical, political,
and technological aspects and implications of Outkast’s Hey Ya! video…

No foolin’.

3. susanna wolfe - 24 September, 2008

was told by a shaman to wrap my two decks of Rider Waite
cards, in purple silk, walk into the woods, and throw them into
the highest tree I could find in the forest and leave them there. She is most likely using them herself today and I hope that they are just as good for her as they were for me

4. Tomas - 12 October, 2009

Your picture caught me at a glimpse. The silence burst while viewing - your words below the picture was recognized inside my heart.
Thank you for the help to experience our spiritual oneness despite the outward difference of our manner of self expression . We enjoy the same light , your picture shares her and thus refreshes the beholder from http://artbytomas.blogspot.com/