Mysteries of Mary Tarot Deck
Mara Traditionally the Fool – Here we see Mara, the bitter one, setting off on the holy fool’s journey. Hettienne Grobler, author and publisher 2016 Copyright Hettienne Groble. Used with permission.
Parrott Tarot Deck
The Fool – Inspiration, idealism, spirituality, a new beginning. Reversed: Folly, stupidity, eccentricity, mental illness, indiscretion. Margaret Parrott (artist) with Thom Parrott S.S. Adams Co. no date Copyright Margaret Parrott (artist) with Thom Parrott. Permission pending.
Pistis Sophia, The Goddess Tarot
Beneath the clear blue skies of the Garden of Eden, Eve, naked and innocent and unashamed, stretches her hand to grasp the fruit from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. Kim Huggens (author) and Nic Phillips (artist) Red Feather Mind, Body, Spirit 2020 Copyright Kim Huggens (author) and Nic Phillips (artist). Permission pending.
Rota Mundi Tarot
Path 11 connects Kether and Chokmah and is associated with the Fool Tarot card and the Hebrew letter Alef. Daniel E. Loeb Red Feather Mind, Body, Spirit 2021 Copyright Daniel E. Loeb. Permission pending.
Smith-Waite Centennial Tarot Deck
With light step, as if earth and its trammels had little power to restrain him, a young man in gorgeous vestments pauses at the brink of the precipice among the great heights of the world; he surveys the blue distance before him – its expanse of sky rather than the prospect above. Pamela Colman Smith […]
Sol Invictus, The God Tarot, Kim Huggens (author) and Nic Phillips (artist), Schiffer Publishing, 2007
Standing at the top of a hill, at the end of a well-worn path, Percivale takes a moment to look out at King Arthur’s Knights before stepping into a new world.
Tarot of Marseilles Millennium Edition, Wilfried Houdouin, 2017
LE MAT (The Fool) – Represents the completion of a cycle, the quest of the absolute, the overtaking of the limits, the outcome, the crossing of the threshold of a new cycle, evolution on the march. (After XXI)
Oswald Wirth Tarot
Le Fou depicts a fallen obselisk with a crocodile lurking nearby. The fool himself is straggly bearded and his features are both heavy and distorted. Oswald Wirth U.S. Games System 1975-2019 Tarot images used with permission of U.S. Games Systems, Inc., Stamford, CT 06902. c. by U.S. Games Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.
Motherpeace Round Tarot, Karen Vogel and Vicki Noble, U.S. Games Systems, 1981, 2008/2017.
Like the feminine archetype, the Fool – the zero – embodies all duality within itself and is infinite in its possibilities…the Fool is actually the main card in the tarot, representing the essence of life itself, the divine light within the human form and the secret of reincarnation. (9)
Bay Area Tarot, Melina Alexa Ramirez and Eric Ipsen, 2021
This card represents spontaneity, innocence, and a free spirit. The fool loves to party and take chances, but try to keep the risks in mind and the effect it can have on those around you. Watch your step! (20) [https://bit.ly/3gcRDie]