O THE FOOL In an interesting ‘Tool’s Journey” kind of way, a modified version of The LDT’s “The Seeker” has transformed into the LDT2’s Fool card. I felt this design had a strong “trust factor” about it. I envision the floating head calmly and gently leading the figure off die cliff into their next adventure. Traditionally, this companion is a dog, but I like to think of the “floating head” as an unconscious heeding of one’s intuition. The Fool has been given what looks like the number “0”, but this is actually a circle, representing...

THE FOOLS The Fool represents the very beginning of an important new journey or ma jor life change. Sam and Dean Winchester’s transition into solo hunters after their father’s disappearance perfectly embodies the spirit of The Fool tarot card. UPRIGHT: You’re on the verge of a grand new adventure. While you may not be able to fully see all the twists and turns (or monsters, magic, and demons) awaiting you on this new path, have faith in its importance. Remember why you started this journey; it will carry you through to success. REVERSED: The Fool reversed...

BEGINNING                                           SPONTANEITY INEXPERIENCE                                                OPENNESS ■ The Fool is the pinnacle of flh possibilities and potential. Like a child who has learned little and has yet to choose a path W in life, this card indicates an abundance of choices, though hints at a lack of information or experience to choose the most optimal route.   The infant is surrounded by shapes in the darkness. While an adult may fear what is hidden from view, the infant has not yet learned to fear the unknown, and is struck with a sense of wonder. An unclear path is...

object - the card +1) that will help us during difficult moments. Third Line: this line illustrates the epilogue, the answer to our initial query. Was what we wanted the same as what we needed? The card +1 represents the magic work that opens the door to our wishes: the treasure conquered during our hero’s voyage.   THE MEANING OF THE MAJOR ARCANA Since their creation, through different reinter­pretations, the Tarot all share the same origins, but the meanings of the Arcana are different ac­cording to the deck or the period. Here below is a brief...