soe gabriela
The Fool (Amphisbaena)
According to Greek legend, the Amphisbaena can move in the direction of either head, if the two halves hold onto each other, creating a circle, which enables it to roll. The two heads are capable of acting independently, although they often think and work together, as if of one mind.
The Amphisbaena aptly portrays the Fool, who, when faced with choices, often can’t make up his mind, or decides without enough information. If this is the first card in a layout, it may indicate that the wrong question is being asked, or that the questioner is hesitant about making choices.
Divinatory Meaning: Expect the unexpected. New beginnings or journeys into unknown areas. A leap of faith is required. Decisions must be made. If this card represents a person, she/he will be very unconventional, or may be a wanderer without goals.
Magickal Uses: Use to represent an unpredictable person or an unconventional outcome.
The Fool (Amphisbaena)
According to Greek legend, the Amphisbaena can move in the direction of either head, if the two halves hold onto each other, creating a circle, which enables it to roll. The two heads are capable of acting independently, although they often think and work together, as if of one mind.
The Amphisbaena aptly portrays the Fool, who, when faced with choices, often can’t make up his mind, or decides without enough information. If this is the first card in a layout, it may indicate that the wrong question is being asked, or that the questioner is hesitant about making choices.
Divinatory Meaning: Expect the unexpected. New beginnings or journeys into unknown areas. A leap of faith is required. Decisions must be made. If this card represents a person, she/he will be very unconventional, or may be a wanderer without goals.
Magickal Uses: Use to represent an unpredictable person or an unconventional outcome.