The Fool doesn't make bad decisions; he doesn't make any at all. He strives on instinct, doing whatever the hell he wants. He has no fear--like the child in all of us. When you pull the fool in a reading, know that nothing will be the same again. The "cause/effect" rationale that you usually use will subvert to your instinctual reactions. Surrender to this exciting new path!
Joshua (JoshuaTTRBoston@aol.com)

Taoist "wu wei"; path of least resistance.
Uncarved block without preconceptions; blank page.
Absolute faith in Life.
Winnie the Pooh...
Dina (dckomuves@mail.biosis.org)

The start of a new phase in life The beginning of a journey Moving to a new residence Homosexuality, Bisexuality Innocence, Fearless, trusting in a higher power Supposedly, this card remains the closest to God. Zero has endless potential.
Lisa Lovejoy (Kaira@neteze.com)

The fool card represents all that man has the potential to be intellectually and spiritually, however there are two types of fools. Fools who dare to, and have the courage to explore deeper into the realms of known and unknown existance to produce more information from information that has been deemed unnescessary, evil or even superfluous. This type of fool proves that the act of foolishness may be nescessary in order to get results. The second type of fool is that which endeavors to succeed without thought of consequence, those people who rush headlong into lifes circumstance without forsight, which may lead to disillusionment, loss and hopelessness. The fool is the initiate, who should always be cautious of what lies ahead, fools should always be prepared for the worst, but have the confidence in attaining the best.
Eleanor Eskie (eeskie@andovercoated.com)