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Tarot card The Fool

The Fool: Yes or No

What answer the The Fool card gives to a yes or no question: “yes”, and how to treat it.

Author: , Warsaw

The answer of The Fool: “Yes”

The Fool is open to the new and ready to step forward, so in a yes or no question it leans to “yes”: you can begin even if the plan is not perfect.

What the answer depends on

The answer rests on whether you have minimal preparation. If you go without a reserve and without a plan, “yes” turns into recklessness.

If the card is reversed

Reversed, the answer is “Maybe”. The reversed Fool softens the answer: “yes, but not now” or “yes, if you prepare”. It slows the impulse and asks you to look around.

What to do next

Name the worst outcome to yourself and make sure you can cope with it. If so, step forward.

The answer in questions of love and work

If the question is about feelings: The Fool in love is a beginning without guarantees: an unexpected meeting, light flirting, a readiness to trust. If the question is about work: The Fool at work is a new direction, project or profession that begins without full certainty.

How to check the answer

Check the answer with three questions: is there “new beginnings” in my situation? Is the lack of “spontaneity” getting in my way? What am I missing if I look through the theme of “trust in life”?

About the The Fool card

The Fool (0, Air · Uranus). The keywords of the card: new beginnings, spontaneity, trust in life, lightness. In questions about a choice or a decision it works through its key themes, not through specific events. The general interpretation upright and reversed is on the page of the card.

The The Fool card in other questions

Frequently asked questions

Is the The Fool card a yes or a no?

In a yes or no spread the answer is “Yes”. The Fool is open to the new and ready to step forward, so in a yes or no question it leans to “yes”: you can begin even if the plan is not perfect.

What does The Fool reversed mean in a yes or no answer?

The answer is “Maybe”. The reversed Fool softens the answer: “yes, but not now” or “yes, if you prepare”. It slows the impulse and asks you to look around.

What does the answer of The Fool depend on?

The answer rests on whether you have minimal preparation. If you go without a reserve and without a plan, “yes” turns into recklessness.