Unlike many tarot cards, the Fool reversed actually means the same thing as the Fool upright: a new beginning is in store. But reversed, it means you are reluctant to take it.

The Fool in the tarot is a sign of a fresh start, whether you pull it upright or reversed in a reading. Here's everything to know about this particular card.

You don't need to know the difference between a three-card and a Celtic cross spread, to get the most out of a tarot card reading. All you need: your Sun sign! Here's what I do: Shuffle my tarot deck ...

The Fool card holds the distinction of being the first card in the Tarot deck. It symbolizes the embrace of new beginnings, the expansion of one's horizons, and the willingness to take risks ...

The World tarot card is associated with the number 22 because, even though it's labeled as 21, it's the 22nd card of the tarot deck. This is because the Fool is the number 0, and the Major Arcana ...

In tarot, The Fool card represents a free spirit, recklessness, and abandon. It’s “someone who experiments in life and goes where he has to go, goes with his passion,” says Adanowsky, ...

Few academics took an interest in the obscure and superstitious world of tarot cards, but Warburg devoted a whole panel to it. Rescued from Nazi Germany in 1933, his library and photographic ...

Tarot left Italian courts and spread throughout Europe with the help of French soldiers returning from the Italian Wars in the 16th century. In the French city of Marseilles, more efficient ...