Two Fools Walk Into The Tower Podcast

SummaryIn this episode, Matt and Brandi discuss the role of color in tarot symbolism. They emphasize the importance of personal symbolism and intuition when interpreting colors in tarot cards. They also explore breaking away from binary associations with colors and embracing the nuances and personal meanings attached to them. Matt shares his love for purple, which he associates with psychic and witchy energy, while Brandi discusses her affinity for bright colors like yellow and sage green. They analyze specific tarot decks, such as the Cosmic Witch Tarot and Mystic Maidens, to highlight the use of color symbolism in the cards. In this episode, Matt and Brandi discuss personal symbols in tarot and how they can add depth and meaning to readings. They share their personal symbols and how they interpret them in their readings. Matt talks about the significance of color schemes in tarot cards and how they can change the vibe and meaning of a card. Brandi shares her personal symbols, including the Hermit, Queen of Pentacles, and the Fool. They also discuss the importance of personal symbolism in connecting with the cards and how it can enhance the reading experience.Two Fools Walk Into The Tower is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Takeaways* Personal symbolism and intuition are key when interpreting colors in tarot cards.* Breaking away from binary associations with colors allows a deeper exploration of their nuances and personal meanings.* Different tarot decks use color symbolism to evoke specific energies and themes.* In tarot, colors like purple, yellow, and sage green are often associated with psychic, creative, and witchy energy.* Using color in tarot can enhance the overall experience and interpretation of the cards. Personal symbols in tarot can add depth and meaning to readings.* Color schemes in tarot cards can change the vibe and meaning of a card.* The Hermit, Queen of Pentacles, and the Fool are personal symbols for Brandi.* Personal symbolism enhances the connection with the cards and enhances the reading experience.Sound Bites* "Yeah, no. And you're just left to sort of determine it yourself."* "Yes. Yeah, it just depends on how you see it."* "It totally changes the whole vibe of the card."* "Every time I get a new deck, it's the joy of seeing what's my personal symbol going to look like in this deck."* "The Sun is my 'it's gonna be okay' card."Thank you for reading Two Fools Walk Into The Tower. This post is public so feel free to share it.Chapters* 00:00 - Color Symbolism in Tarot* 22:21 - Matt's Personal Symbolism* 35:42 - Brandi's Personal SymbolismShow References* Zodiac Tarot* Mystic Jem* Witch Casket* Cosmic Witch Tarot* Mystic Maidens Tarot* Universal Celtic Tarot* The Embroidered GraveyardKeywordstarot symbolism, color symbolism, personal symbolism, intuition, binary associations, purple, witchy energy, bright colors, Cosmic Witch Tarot, Mystic Maidens, personal symbols, tarot, color schemes, interpretation, readings, Hermit, Queen of Pentacles, Fool Get full access to Two Fools Walk Into The Tower at twofoolswalkintothetower.com/subscribe

SummaryIn this conversation, Brandi and Matt discuss their experiences with tarot and their current projects. Brandi shares her daily practice of writing a poem based on a tarot card, while Matt talks about tracking his daily draws in a spreadsheet. They also discuss the True Heart Intuitive Tarot deck and its guidebook. The cards they pull for the day are the Devil and the Six of Swords, and they explore the symbolism and meanings of these cards. The conversation explores the use of symbols in tarot and how they can enhance our understanding of the cards. The discussion focuses on the symbolism of swords and how they can represent emotional challenges and the need for encouragement. The conversation also delves into the use of astrology in tarot, highlighting the correspondences between tarot cards and astrological signs and planets. The importance of personal symbolism and intuition in interpreting tarot cards is emphasized. The conversation concludes with a discussion of the significance of color, astrology, court cards, and personal symbolism in tarot readings.Two Fools Walk Into The Tower is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Takeaways* Brandi has been writing a poem daily based on a tarot card, which has been a nice change of pace and a way to engage with the cards differently.* Matt has been tracking his daily draws in a spreadsheet, allowing him to analyze patterns and explore the cards' energy over time.* The True Heart Intuitive Tarot deck by Rachel True takes a unique approach, focusing on each card's high and low vibe rather than reversals.* The Devil card represents a sense of being watched and the need to confront challenging situations. At the same time, the Six of Swords symbolizes moving away from pain and turmoil towards future joy.* The imagery in the Six of Swords, with the figure carried by crows, represents accepting help and hoping for a better future. Symbols in tarot act as a universally understood language and can convey complex ideas with simple images.* Swords in tarot often represent emotional challenges and the need for encouragement.* Astrology can provide valuable correspondences and insights into tarot card meanings.* Personal symbolism and intuition play a significant role in interpreting tarot cards.* Color, astrology, court cards, and personal symbolism can enhance tarot readings and deepen our understanding of the cards.Sound Bites* "I am writing a poem every day."* "I bought another deck."* "I think I'm never going to read the low vibe unless I have to."* "Sticking you in the emotions, the swords."* "I've been drowning in my emotions a lot the last couple of weeks. And like I need to get pulled out of that."* "Encouragement is not like what we think of as encouragement. It was like, get the fuck up and go fight."Thank you for reading Two Fools Walk Into The Tower. This post is public so feel free to share it.Chapters* 00:00 - Introduction and catch up* 14:44 - Card pull for the episode* 27:31 - Symbols covered in today's episode* 30:23 - Astrology symbolism in tarotShow References* Irish Pagan School - Guided Meditation* Marla’s Substack for poetry* Mini Cat Tarot* True Heart Intuitive Tarot* The Circle is Podcast* finding the fool* Celestial Alchemy Certification* Joseph Campbell and the Hero’s Journey* The Witch of the Forest Magick TarotKeywordstarot symbolism, daily practice, writing poetry, tracking tarot cards, True Heart Intuitive Tarot, Devil card, Six of Swords, tarot, symbols, swords, emotions, encouragement, astrology, correspondences, personal symbolism, color, court cards Get full access to Two Fools Walk Into The Tower at twofoolswalkintothetower.com/subscribe

SummaryIn this episode, Matt and Brandi discuss the Ace of Swords and its themes of new beginnings, clear communication, and cutting through challenges. The Ace of Swords represents a mentally rigorous task and a demanding energy that requires scrutiny and assessment. It can be seen as both a blessing and a curse, presenting opportunities for growth and bravery. The sword symbolizes the power of words and communication, and swinging the sword represents clearing the space around us and cutting through challenges. The Ace of Swords encourages us to embrace new beginnings and face challenges with clarity and determination. The conversation explores different interpretations of the Ace of Swords card in various tarot decks. The themes of justice, balance, power, and internal conflict are discussed. The cards range from traditional to whimsical, offering a unique perspective on the Ace of Swords. The conversation emphasizes the importance of clarity, truth, and bold communication in navigating challenges and embracing opportunities.Two Fools Walk Into The Tower is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Takeaways* The Ace of Swords represents a mentally rigorous task and a demanding energy that requires scrutiny and assessment.* It can be seen as both a blessing and a curse, presenting opportunities for growth and bravery.* The sword symbolizes the power of words and communication, and swinging the sword represents clearing the space around us and cutting through challenges.* The Ace of Swords encourages us to embrace new beginnings and face challenges with clarity and determination. It represents justice, balance, and the power of clear communication.* Different tarot decks offer unique interpretations of the Ace of Swords, ranging from traditional to whimsical.* The card can symbolize internal conflict and the need to tap into one's inner strength.* Embracing clarity and truth can help navigate challenges and seize opportunities.Sound Bites* "The Ace of Swords represents a mentally rigorous task, a demanding energy, a test of our strength and courage."* "The Ace of Swords can be seen as both a blessing and a curse, presenting opportunities for growth and bravery."* "Swinging the sword represents the act of clearing the space around us and cutting through challenges."* "Your situation may benefit from taking a stand. If you have been feeling inspired to speak truth to power, this is your signal that the conditions are perfect for your voice to be heard."* "The cat is looking at the birds. The cats like those birds are up there flying. The cats like down here on the ground sitting on the swords, like, oh, I can get those birds."* "Although thorns wrap themselves around the blade, she is protected by her strength and will triumph over adversities around her."Thank you for reading Two Fools Walk Into The Tower. This post is public so feel free to share it.Chapters* 00:00 - Introduction and catch up* 06:04 - Card pull for the episode* 15:21 - Ace of Swords: Themes* 17:01 - Ace of Swords: New Beginnings and Communication* 22:25 - Ace of Swords: Challenges and Justice* 27:40 - Our favorite Aces of Swords* 50:56 - OutroShow References* finding the fool* Crow Tarot* Fortuna Tarot* Rider-Waite Smith (RWS) Tarot* Watcher Angel Tarot Guidebook* Watcher Angel Tarot deck* Hana’s podcast episode with Michelle Belanger* Mini Cat Tarot* Hermetic Tarot* Mystic Jem (yes, we’re still referencing you!)* The Golden Dawn* Aleister Crowley* Dion Fortune* Kabbalah* Grimalkin’s Curious Cat Tarot* Deviant Moon Tarot* Mystic Maidens Tarot, by Hattie Thorn TarotBonus Spotify PlaylistContinue slicing through life with the Ace of Swords here: KeywordsAce of Swords, new beginnings, clear communication, cutting through challenges, mentally rigorous task, demanding energy, growth, bravery, power of words, swinging the sword, clearing the space, embrace new beginnings, face challenges, Ace of Swords, tarot, justice, balance, power, internal conflict, clarity, truth, communication, challenges, opportunities Get full access to Two Fools Walk Into The Tower at twofoolswalkintothetower.com/subscribe

SummaryIn this episode, Matt and Brandi explore the gentle waters of the Queen of Cups, a card of compassion, intuition, and emotional stability. The Queen of Cups embodies empathy, nurturing, creativity, and intuition. She is an empathetic caregiver who knows how to set emotional boundaries and hold space for others. She is also skilled at self-care and knows how to mother herself and those around her. The Queen of Cups is deeply connected to her creative energy and can help us tap into our own creative potential. She is also highly intuitive and spiritual, with a strong connection to the moon and the chariot. The principal themes of the conversation revolve around the Queen of Cups tarot card and its symbolism of empathy, intuition, and self-care. The Queen of Cups is seen as a powerful and controlled figure who knows how to channel her emotions and intuitive power. The conversation explores different interpretations of the Queen of Cups from various tarot decks, highlighting their unique artistic representations and connections to mythology and astrology. The discussion emphasizes the importance of embracing empathy, trusting intuition, and taking care of oneself and others.Two Fools Walk Into The Tower is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Takeaways* The Queen of Cups embodies empathy, nurturing, creativity, and intuition.* She is an empathetic caregiver who knows how to set emotional boundaries and hold space for others.* The Queen of Cups is skilled at self-care and knows how to mother herself and those around her.* She is deeply connected to her creative energy and can help us tap into our own creative potential.* The Queen of Cups is highly intuitive and spiritual, with a strong connection to the moon and the chariot. The Queen of Cups represents empathy, intuition, and self-care.* Different tarot decks offer unique interpretations and artistic representations of the Queen of Cups.* The Queen of Cups is associated with mythology and astrology, such as Celtic goddesses and ruling signs and planets.* Embracing empathy, trusting intuition, and taking care of oneself and others are important lessons from the Queen of Cups.Sound Bites* "The Queen of Cups, a card of compassion, intuition, and emotional stability"* "Every episode, we're pulling a card from an intuitively chosen deck, and then we're going to tell the story that the cards show us"* "I am pulling from the mini cat tarot, which is very cute"* "She can just sort of let that all go."* "She knows how to keep things... Not the first time she's driven these horses."* "She just knows I can do this. I've done this a thousand times."Thank you for reading Two Fools Walk Into The Tower. This post is public so feel free to share it.Chapters* 00:00 - Intro and Catch Up* 03:55 - Card Pull for the Episode* 13:28 - Queen of Cups: Themes* 15:11 - Queen of Cups: Empathetic and Nurturing* 25:04 - Queen of Cups: Creativity and Intuition* 32:50 - Our Favorite Queens of Cups* 50:52 - OutroShow References* Mini Cat Tarot* Labyrinth Tarot* Witch Talks with Hana O’Neill* 78 degrees of wisdom* Maslow's hierarchy of needs* Leeza’s book, Court Cards for Beginners* Zodiac Tarot* Eldritch Overload Tarot* Mystic Maidens Tarot, by Hattie Thorn Tarot* Universal Celtic Tarot* Durdle Door, Jurrasic Coast, UK* Crow Tarot* Irish Pagan School - Guided Meditation* The Crow Tarot guide book* The Witch of the Forest Magick Tarot* The Witch of the Forest (aka Lindsay Squire) book collectionBonus Spotify PlaylistKeywordsQueen of Cups, compassion, intuition, emotional stability, empathy, nurturing, creativity, intuition, emotional boundaries, self-care, mothering, creative energy, intuitive, spiritual, Queen of Cups, tarot card, empathy, intuition, self-care, symbolism, interpretations, tarot decks, artistic representations, mythology, astrology Get full access to Two Fools Walk Into The Tower at twofoolswalkintothetower.com/subscribe

SummaryIn this episode, Matt and Brandi unbox and discuss various tarot decks, including the Tarot of the Curious Creatures, Cosmic Witch Tarot, and Mystic Maidens Tarot. They explore the unique artwork, symbolism, and interpretations of each deck, highlighting their favorite cards and the energy they evoke. The conversation also touches on themes of synchronicity, personal growth, and the power of tarot as a tool for self-reflection and guidance. The conversation explores the Tarot of the Curious, focusing on specific cards and their interpretations. The Fool card is described as victorious and triumphant, while the Eight of Wands is praised for its storytelling. The Ten of Wands is seen as a representation of feeling burdened, and the Four of Cups is noted for its cute and comforting imagery. The Page of Cups is compared to a goldfish, symbolizing youth and naivety. The Queen of Pentacles is admired for her dress and connection to nature. The Hanged Man is discussed in terms of suspension and meditation. The Death card is described as majestic and transformative. The Three of Wands is seen as a card of envisioning the future, and the Page of Swords is noted for its somberness. The guidebooks for the Tarot of the Curious and the Wild Unknown are also mentioned. In this conversation, Matt and Brandi review and discuss various tarot and oracle decks. They explore the themes, illustrations, and interpretations of each deck, highlighting the unique aspects of each one. They emphasize the importance of finding a deck that resonates with you and the endless possibilities for interpretation and discovery in tarot.Two Fools Walk Into The Tower is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Takeaways* Tarot decks can have unique artwork, symbolism, and interpretations that evoke different energies and themes.* Synchronicities and meaningful coincidences can occur during Gemini season and new moon phases.* Tarot can be a powerful tool for personal growth, self-reflection, and guidance.* The Tarot of the Curious Creatures, Cosmic Witch Tarot, and Mystic Maidens Tarot are decks that offer distinct perspectives and interpretations of the tarot archetypes. The Tarot of the Curious deck features unique interpretations of traditional tarot cards.* The Fool card in this deck is depicted as victorious and triumphant.* The Eight of Wands is praised for its storytelling qualities.* The Ten of Wands represents feeling burdened, while the Four of Cups offers a cute and comforting image.* The Page of Cups is compared to a goldfish, symbolizing youth and naivety.* The Queen of Pentacles is admired for her connection to nature.* The Hanged Man is discussed in terms of suspension and meditation.* The Death card is described as majestic and transformative.* The Three of Wands represents envisioning the future, and the Page of Swords carries a somber energy.* The guidebooks for the Tarot of the Curious and the Wild Unknown decks provide additional insights and interpretations. There are numerous tarot and oracle decks available, each with its own unique themes, illustrations, and interpretations.* Finding a deck that resonates with you is important for a meaningful and personal connection to the cards.* Tarot and oracle decks offer endless possibilities for interpretation and discovery, allowing for personal growth and insight.* The illustrations and colors in a deck can enhance the overall experience and convey specific meanings and energies.* Exploring different decks and their interpretations can deepen your understanding of tarot and expand your knowledge of archetypal themes.Thank you for reading Two Fools Walk Into The Tower. This post is public so feel free to share it.Sound Bites* "I want the energy of just the fucking moon. Right in here, please."* "Tarot decks can have unique artwork, symbolism, and interpretations that evoke different energies and themes."* "Tarot can be a powerful tool for personal growth, self-reflection, and guidance."* "I feel like I've gotten to the end and I can take a breather."* "Even if you finish your journey, there's another one waiting for you."* "That feels like they're still together in their twenties."* "If you haven't found the deck you resonate with, there's probably one out there that you will."* "The surprises just keep coming, the discoveries just keep coming, so get into it."* "Keep shuffling and let the journey unfold."Chapters* 00:00 - Introduction and catch up* 03:51 - Card pull for the episode* 09:18 - Unboxing: Cosmic Witch Tarot* 22:41 - Unboxing: Curious Creatures Tarot* 36:41 - Unboxing: Shadow Fates Tarot* 49:00 - Unboxing: The Wild Unknown Tarot* 01:03:17 - Unboxing: I am Goddess affirmation deck* 01:07:25 - Unboxing: Oracle of the Birds* 01:15:07 - OutroShow References* Crow Tarot* Grunge Tarot* Hattie Thorn’s Collection* Cosmic Witch Tarot* Curious Creatures Tarot* Shadow Fates Tarot* The Wild Unknown Tarot* I am Goddess affirmation cards* Oracle of the BirdsKeywordstarot, unboxing, tarot decks, symbolism, artwork, synchronicity, personal growth, self-reflection, guidance, Tarot of the Curious, interpretations, Fool card, victorious, triumphant, Eight of Wands, storytelling, Ten of Wands, burdened, Four of Cups, cute, comforting, Page of Cups, goldfish, youth, naivety, Queen of Pentacles, nature, Hanged Man, suspension, meditation, Death card, majestic, transformative, Three of Wands, envisioning the future, Page of Swords, somberness, guidebooks, Wild Unknown, tarot, oracle, decks, themes, illustrations, interpretations, resonance, discovery Get full access to Two Fools Walk Into The Tower at twofoolswalkintothetower.com/subscribe

SummaryIn this episode, Matt and Brandi interview Hana O'Neil, a professional tarot reader, natal astrologer, and witch. Hana shares her journey from having a regular corporate office job to pursuing her passion for tarot and astrology. She discusses the challenges of coming out as a witch in a religious family and how she eventually embraced her true calling. The conversation also includes a tarot card reading, with the High Priestess, the World, and the Hermit cards symbolizing the culmination of their search for knowledge and intuition. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss their experiences with different tarot decks. They talk about the Vampire Tarot deck and its unique design, as well as their favorite decks and how they use them in their readings. They also mention decks that they haven't connected with and why. Hana shares her experience creating her own tarot deck and how she incorporates storytelling and literary devices into the cards. In this conversation, Hana and Matt discuss the importance of finding a tarot deck that resonates with you and how different decks can offer unique perspectives and symbolism. They also explore the idea of using themed decks and the benefits of incorporating astrology and witchcraft into tarot practice. Hana shares her advice on getting into the right mindset for a reading, emphasizing the importance of creating a sacred and personal ritual. Overall, the conversation highlights the versatility and personalization of tarot reading.Two Fools Walk Into The Tower is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Takeaways* Hana O'Neil transitioned from a regular corporate office job to pursuing her passion for tarot and astrology.* Coming out as a witch in a religious family was a challenge for Hana, but she eventually embraced her true calling.* The tarot card reading with the High Priestess, the World, and the Hermit cards symbolized the culmination of our collective search for knowledge and intuition.* The conversation highlighted the power of connecting with people online and the ability to create meaningful connections across continents. The Vampire Tarot deck has a unique design and is perfect for video game and spooky themes.* The hosts have their favorite tarot decks, including the Mythos Tarot and Rider Waite Smith, which are easy to use and have great imagery.* Hana is creating her own tarot deck, incorporating storytelling and literary devices into the cards.* Not all tarot decks resonate with everyone, and it's okay to pass on decks that don't connect with you.* Using tarot decks with familiar symbolism can enhance the reading experience.* The hosts discuss the challenges and benefits of using different tarot decks in their readings. Finding a tarot deck that resonates with you is important for a meaningful reading experience.* Themed decks can be fun and offer unique perspectives and symbolism.* Incorporating astrology and witchcraft into tarot practice can deepen the understanding and connection with the cards.* Creating a sacred and personal ritual before a reading can help get into the right mindset.* Tarot readings are a personal journey and can be tailored to individual preferences and beliefs.Sound Bites* "I come from an extremely religious family. A lot of my friends are still in the church. I went to an extremely religious school. A lot of my friends from school are still in the church. Like, I didn't know any other people that did this. Like, I literally didn't know a single live human did tarot or astrology."* "I had the freedom and I guess the privilege to do that in a risk-free way and also we were moving to the other side of the country, like a six hour plane ride away. I didn't know anyone. I could suddenly be me and it was okay. I wasn't hiding it because no one knew me."* "We're going to see what this, you know, the energy or feel of this particular conversation is going to be about. And so we have each chosen a deck and I'm going to pull a card and Brandi's going to pull a card and we're going to weave that together into something."* "It's almost like you're watching one of those old flip movies and you're just kind of like going, 'I was like this is amazing, I love this.'"* "This deck, I'm gonna start pulling from this every day because just for the for amazing."* "I can just easily convert the Rider Waite Smith so much easier, if that makes sense, in my head to what that future tarot deck's going to be."* "What does this give me that the Rider Waite Smith can't?"* "Don't be ashamed of using themed decks. They can be really fun and great for learning."* "A daily draw will teach you so much more about learning to read with your cards than anything else."Thank you for reading Two Fools Walk Into The Tower. This post is public so feel free to share it.Chapters* 00:00 Introduction and Background* 02:28 Transitioning to Tarot and Astrology* 11:53 The Power of Online Connection* 12:43 Pulling Cards Together* 25:47 Favorite Tarot Decks* 27:14 The Storyteller's Tarot* 36:05 Decks That Didn't Resonate* 41:40 The Importance of Symbolism and Connection* 44:43 Choosing the Right Deck* 48:31 The Importance of the Daily Draw* 53:11 Integrating Astrology and Witchcraft with Tarot* 01:01:09 Creating Rituals and Sacred SpacesShow References* Hana the Suburban Witch* Hana’s classes* Tarot of the Vampires* Shadowscapes Tarot* Hana’s unboxing and flip through of the Tarot of the Vampires* Mythos Tarot* RWS Tarot* Thoth Tarot* Court card help as recommended by Hana* Tarot of the Sorceress* Tarotorial deck* Marseille Tarot* Jane Austin Tarot* Pot Tarot* Hana’s unboxing and flip through of the Hieronymus Bosch Tarot* Hieronymus Bosch Tarot* Mystic Maidens Tarot, by Hattie Thorn Tarot* Matt’s recommended reversal guides - book 1 and book 2* Saints and Mystics cards* Disney princesses and astrology blog post* Disney villains and astrology blog post* The Tarot Lady* Pamela Grossman - The Witch Wave PodcastKeywordstarot, astrology, witch, corporate job, religious family, coming out, passion, journey, High Priestess, World, Hermit, tarot decks, vampire tarot, favorite decks, creating a tarot deck, storytelling, literary devices, tarot decks, symbolism, themed decks, astrology, witchcraft, ritual, mindset Get full access to Two Fools Walk Into The Tower at twofoolswalkintothetower.com/subscribe

SummaryIn this episode, Matt and Brandi introduce themselves and discuss their personal journeys with Tarot. They share how they discovered Tarot and the role it has played in their lives. The main themes discussed in relation to the Fool card are naivety and innocence, new beginnings, and risk and adventure. They also highlight the importance of having a beginner's mind and embracing the freedom and carefree nature of the Fool. The episode concludes with a discussion on the significance of making choices and taking risks. The conversation explores the theme of taking risks and embracing the energy of the Fool card in tarot. The hosts discuss the importance of stepping out of one's comfort zone and pursuing what one truly wants, even if it involves uncertainty and potential failure. They highlight different interpretations of the Fool card from various tarot decks, emphasizing the symbolism and imagery that resonates with them. The conversation also touches on the significance of astrology and numerology in understanding the Fool archetype. Overall, the key takeaway is to embrace the energy of the Fool and trust in the journey of self-discovery and growth.Two Fools Walk Into The Tower is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support our work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Takeaways* The Fool card represents naivety, innocence, and the faith of a child. It encourages us to approach life with a fresh perspective and to let go of preconceived notions.* The Fool card symbolizes new beginnings and the endless possibilities that lie ahead. It reminds us that all paths are open and that we have the power to choose our own direction.* The Fool card embodies risk and adventure. It encourages us to take leaps of faith and to trust in the journey, even if it means stepping out of our comfort zone.* Having a beginner's mind and embracing the freedom and carefree nature of the Fool can lead to new discoveries and personal growth.* Making choices and taking risks are essential aspects of the Fool's journey. It reminds us that not taking risks is also a risk, and encourages us to pursue what we truly desire. Embrace the energy of the Fool card and take risks in pursuing what you truly want.* Stepping out of your comfort zone can lead to self-discovery and growth.* Different interpretations of the Fool card in tarot decks offer unique perspectives and symbolism.* Astrology and numerology can provide additional insights into the Fool archetype.Sound Bites* "The Fool card represents naivety, innocence, and the faith of a child."* "The Fool card symbolizes new beginnings and the endless possibilities that lie ahead."* "The Fool card embodies risk and adventure. It encourages us to take leaps of faith and to trust in the journey."* "I'm just talking, I'm just channeling right now, like it's flowing."* "It's not that things might not go wrong. It's that all that stuff's going to happen no matter what."Thank you for reading Two Fools Walk Into The Tower. This post is public so feel free to share it.Chapters* 00:00 - Journey into Tarot: Personal Experiences and Inception of the Podcast* 19:20 - Exploring the Fool: Naivety, New Beginnings, and Risk and Adventure* 19:33 - The Podcast Format: Introducing Future Topics* 20:35 - Introduction to the Fool Card and Its Significance* 52:19 - Embracing the Fool's Energy: A Journey of Risk and Self-DiscoveryShow References* Star Trek: The Lost Years* Matt’s ‘Progressive Online Church’ (Harbour)* White Trash Warlock* finding the fool* The Contemplative Tarot* Theology Beer Camp* Hana the Suburban Witch* Sweep: the series* 78 degrees of wisdom* Contemplating Resonance* Vintage Tarot* Mystic Maidens Tarot, by Hattie Thorn Tarot* Mystic Jem* Grimalkin’s Curious Cat Tarot* Ghetto Tarot* Grunge Tarot* Eldritch Overload TarotBonus Spotify PlaylistContinue on the journey with the fool here: KeywordsTarot, The Fool card, naivety, innocence, new beginnings, taking risk, adventure, beginner's mind, freedom, carefree, choices, embracing uncertainty, symbolism, imagery, astrology, numerology, self-discovery, growth Get full access to Two Fools Walk Into The Tower at twofoolswalkintothetower.com/subscribe

SummaryThis episode of Two Fools Walk Into the Tower introduces the podcast and discusses the various topics that will be covered, including tarot card meanings, live readings, interviews with professional tarot readers, and the intersection of tarot and astrology. The hosts emphasize the importance of online tarot readings and the power of connecting with strangers on the internet. They also explore the symbolism and energy of the Page of Cups card and discuss the nurturing and mothering qualities of the Queen of Cups.Takeaways* The podcast will cover a range of tarot-related topics, including card meanings, live readings, and interviews with professional tarot readers.* Online tarot readings can be just as effective as in-person readings and offer the advantage of connecting with strangers on the internet.* The Page of Cups card from the Cosmic Witch Tarot symbolizes drawing in the energy of the moon and harnessing its power.* The Queen of Cups represents emotional maturity, self-care, and the ability to nurture and support others.Sound Bites* "Just read the cards. Trust them."* "Forget filling yourself up with energy from anywhere else. Like, you're literally being like, hey, I want the energy of just the fucking moon."* "The Queen of Cups can take care of their own emotional needs and extend that support to others."Chapters* 00:00 Introducing Two Fools Walk Into the Tower* 00:41 Exploring Tarot Card Meanings and Implications* 01:08 The Intersection of Tarot and Astrology* 01:35 The Power of Online Tarot Readings* 03:42 The Nurturing Qualities of the Queen of Cups Get full access to Two Fools Walk Into The Tower at twofoolswalkintothetower.com/subscribe