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The Fool is the first card in the Major Arcana of the tarot deck, yet it holds a unique place that defies simple numbering. It represents beginnings, innocence and the potential for growth. For anyone learning tarot, the Fool is a gateway to understanding the entire deck and the story it tells. This post explores the Fool’s symbolism, meanings and how it guides us through the Major Arcana’s spiritual journey. The Symbolism of the Fool The Fool is often depicted as a young per