Oh, fun!
We've talked about the Page of Cups before and at that time I found a direct connection to my own persona in this card. The card image shows a youth holding a clear cup of golden honeyed water with one hand while supporting the white rabbit that is sitting on her shoulder with the other hand. She has a gold ribbon tied loosely around her waist and the two strands flow gracefully behind her. Two golden fish circle above her head and by her feet is an open oyster containing a golden pearl. The keywords for this card are childlike, caring, soft, and hopeful.
The True Black Fool card image is of a young child of 2 or 3 years surrounded by the symbols of the elements. The child has a gold butterfly on her nose, water lilies surround her feet, and levitating fish and birds with flapping wings above. Behind the child are stylized holographic wings that look like tightly-coiled spirals or springs. The keywords for this card are beginning, inexperience, spontaneous, and openness.
These cards appear to give me a personal message. My persona is being validated, with a tiny warning. Like the Page of Cups, The Fool is a dreamer who is awed by the unknown, rather than fearing it the way adults fear the unknown. The Fool sees awesome new experiences rather than unseen or hidden dangers. Those "wings" behind the infant Fool represent the Lorenz Attractor of Chaos theory. Chaos theory tells of measurable futures that are highly susceptible to conditions at the beginning of the process. Yes, there is a lot of potential here, but even the slightest of changes could invalidate the whole thing. My Page of Cups, like my Fool (who has yet to choose a path in life and perhaps does not yet have the experience to make that choice), may be inexperienced with feelings, emotions and dreams, but she encourages me to open myself to the joys of the unknown.
Like I said, fun!
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