Teaching children to embrace The Fool’s qualities can help them grow resilient, adventurous, and independent. Encouraging play, adaptability, and learning from natural consequences fosters emotional growth and happiness.

The Fool encourages parents to embrace spontaneity, curiosity, and openness, while learning from mistakes. By embodying these traits, we can strengthen relationships and guide children with trust and understanding.

The Fool's Journey in Tarot represents our path through life, filled with trials and growth. Each card in the Major Arcana symbolizes a key moment, guiding us through transformation, wisdom, and renewal.

The Fool begins their journey with innocence and curiosity, ready to embrace new experiences and challenges. As a symbol of new beginnings, The Fool encourages us to take risks and trust in the unknown.

I've been on something of a diet for the past month that's included me walking 2.75 miles most evenings. During my walks, if I'm walking alone, I pop in a podcast and walk with my thoughts. The topics I've been listening

Hark! I have returned. After a few months away to focus on real-life work, things have returned (somewhat) to normal, and I am able to put pen-to-paper (*ahem* finger-to-keyboard) to talk all things Tarot. During my break, I continued in my Tarot/Self-Improvement journey. I completed my Tarot Advisor certification

In the world of Tarot, each card holds profound symbolism and messages that resonate within our lives. When I look at the cards in the Major Arcana, there are only a few cards that I view with a "no bullshit" energy. These are cards that you wouldn'

Perhaps the most iconic of representations of Tarot, The Fool is the embodiment of Tarot. They are experience. Not only do they bring their past experience and knowledge with them, but they are eager and ready to move on in search of the new, in pursuit of transformation and growth.

Of all the cards in the Major Arcana, I feel like the Chariot is the first in the story of the Fool's Journey that truly represents the individual. It is, perhaps, the first real instance of "control" in Tarot. All of the cards that came before

The day has really flown by, let me tell you. LOTs of weird technical things happening at work... I'm already giving side-eye to Mercury Retrograde while trying to keep my arms, hands, legs, feet, and head inside the ride vehicle at all times. So before you judge ME

As a once-upon-a-time redhead, the sun has always been the antagonist in my story. I burn super easy; it makes my freckles HUGE; I'm photo- and heat-sensitive, so I end up with migraines if I overheat or get blinded by refracted light. So tell me why I live

One of the regularly occurring themes in Tarot is control, or rather our general lack of control. If I were in a beauty pageant and was asked "What will be the downfall of the human race," I would smile blankly as if in thought and then look deadpan