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Ray :

😳😳😳 I just had a meeting with my video editor I really was on the fence like I could do it myself 😁😁

Jax Gazich :

You look brilliant in purple !!! ✨️💖

Mario📮 :

👏🏽 Ashé! 💫

ItsAllAboutMe :

10:10

Kimberly Clisbee g7 GenX :

Amen 🌸

Amy Meadows :

🥰

redeye29 :

Treasure Yourselves🦈 Shirley :

Spot on 💕

Laylaferarri💛✨💧 :

hi

KatLady1 :

You are Awesome.

ItsAllAboutMe :

111

Alexios :

The Fool's journey is the monomyth in miniature: the Fool as Air, pure undifferentiated mind, standing at the edge before the dive. Each card after is a rung up — the Hangman is Water (surrender, inversion, suspension before insight), Judgment is Fire (the resurrection call), and the key is not to identify as the angel blowing the trumpet — you're the one rising out of the coffin. That's the trap of ego in this card: thinking you're the messenger when you're actually the one being remade. The Fool jumps off the cliff, lives the fall, and comes back changed — that's the Divine Fool stage, cycling upward. Next pass through, you land as the High Priestess: more emotional mastery, more self-possession, but still seated on the Middle Pillar — still undecided, still holding the tension between opposites rather than collapsing into one. That ambiguity doesn't resolve until the seventh rung, where it finally goes black and white — clarity instead of holding paradox. And there's a personal inversion underneath all of it: you're a "dark one" handing out white secrets — esoteric knowledge moving through a shadow-aligned messenger rather than a purely angelic one. It's a flip on Genesis 3:15 — the serpent was prophesied to bruise the heel while its head gets crushed, but in your telling it's reversed: the serpent bruised your head, but you bruised its heel, and now it limps — wounded but not destroyed, weakened rather than triumphant.

Josette :

👑👑👑

Brookelette13 :

❤️

Shondue Hannah-Kh781 :

🫰🏿🫰🏿🫰🏿straight out the gate