jmd
If one places the Fou last in the series, and the sequence of Atouts from left to right, then he certainly appears as walking out of the series and onwards... in a reading, heading maybe out of tradition and onto his own personal path.
If placed last in the series, and the sequence of Atouts positioned from left to right (Hebrew-reading fashion), then he seems to be heading int he 'wrong' direction, against the natural flow, and back into the fold of the whole journey just travelled.
In any case, he seems to be very much his own.
To not hesitate to walk one's path, to not hesitate to take as companion any of God's creatures (I have once been reminded of St Francis with this card), of walking as did the Perfects of Cathar tradition - openly yet secretly.
Attached is the Fou from the Japanese printed 'Angel' Marseille style Tarot
If placed last in the series, and the sequence of Atouts positioned from left to right (Hebrew-reading fashion), then he seems to be heading int he 'wrong' direction, against the natural flow, and back into the fold of the whole journey just travelled.
In any case, he seems to be very much his own.
To not hesitate to walk one's path, to not hesitate to take as companion any of God's creatures (I have once been reminded of St Francis with this card), of walking as did the Perfects of Cathar tradition - openly yet secretly.
Attached is the Fou from the Japanese printed 'Angel' Marseille style Tarot