The Fool
Traditional Image: The Fool card typically
has a central figure about to step off the edge
of a cliff, often chased by a small dog and
carrying a pack on a stick. Sometimes the
figure is dressed in a traditional jester's costume.
Symbolism:The symbolism on the Fool card is
pretty obvious. A man who doesn't watch where he is
going is heading for disaster.
Overall Meaning:This is a card of new
beginnings.
But also a warning that striding forward can
lead to disaster unless you are careful to watch
where you are heading. Don't let optimism cloud
your judgment. The Fool can also represent the
naive nature of youth. Though this card could
represent anyone, it almost always speaks about
the Querent directly. Another mean is stepping out
in faith, a new adventure,
Magician
Traditional Image: The central red-robed
figure stands before a table or altar, with 4
items on it, representing the 4 elements. The
items are usually a sword, wand, pentacle and
chalice. The Magician often has an infinity
symbol (lemniscate) above his head.
Symbolism: The elemental instruments on the
altar represent the physical world, and the
Magician's upraised hand represents the Divine
(or creative) force. The Magician is linking
the two, manifesting the creative.
Overall Meaning:The Magician represents c
reative power, and the ability to transform Will
into Reality. This card is telling the Querent to grab
ahold of their dreams and make them come true.
You can accomplish anything that you work
towards. If referring to a specific person, the
Magician is a confident and charismatic
individual, either the Querent personally or
someone in his/her life. Utilizing all the gifts and
elements that are at your disposal, you are in a
position as a mediator between the realms of spirit
and earth and using your power to make positive
changes in the world, within and without.
High Priestess
Traditional Image: There is a central figure
(usually female) seated on a throne, flanked by
two pillars or columns. One is black and the other
is white, and there is a curtain between them.
A moon is someplace in the image, either in the
sky or at the High Priestess' feet. She holds a book
or scroll.
Symbolism: The black and white columns
represent positive and negative energy
(or possibly the beginning and the end).
The High Priestess sits before the curtain,
because she is guarding the unknown. The scroll
is knowledge or information, that she sees and
you don't.
Overall Meaning:The High Priestess stands for
the hidden mysteries of the moon. There are secrets
to be revealed in your life, that will shed light
on your situation. Of course, your subconscious
has probably known the answers all along. The
best way to find these answers is to step back and
let your inner self talk to you. This card is about
dreams and intuition. She also represents Sophia,
the Goddess of wisdom and The Holy Spirit of
God/dess and utilizing the wisdom of the ages
to aid in transformation of your soul, continuous
guidance is available to you as you are led by
the Divine Spirit.
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