WHAT IS THE MYSTERY OF THE FOOL?

 Who is he?  Where did he came from? Where is he goin?

 Can we crack the message behind this enigmatic picture? The answer is …

Absolutely Yes! That’s why always be-online, that you may discovered what the Tarot foretell!

In Tarot pack we will notice the two puzzling card; The Fool and The Hanged Man. For a long period of time, there are so many attempts to give interpretation, but until now, there is no clear meaning given to these cards. That’s why, for those “sincere seekers” I open the door of mystery, for all of you to know the hidden immortal history of Tarot.

It is said that The Fool is the most important card in Tarot. Even he is described by other as a court jester. They suspected that this wandering man is a prince belongs to a certain kingdom. As we can see in the picture there is a sun at his back which indicates where he came from, and where he is going. Where he came from and where he is going? This is the puzzling question we’re going to answer here, so lets start;

Figure 1

Figure 1: First, let’s divide the picture into the center, to prove that we’re not twisting the meaning of this card. As we can see, if we divide it into four parts, the center is pointing out to his girdle with seven buttons.

Figure 2: The origin of The Fool

The description of the card is so clear that the man in the card came from where the sun is. Because, normally, we should face the point where we goes. The picture describes that the man came from the east going to west. We can easily trace it by tracing the sun’s degree.

The picture expresses that the sun was neither on its dusk nor dawn angle, but is in 60° as we can see in figure 2. Therefore in what place of the world  particularly in the east, that the sun ordinarily passing to 60° and not rising nor setting in the normal angle of the horizon, but instead encircling the mountains? There’s no other place but in the peak of Mt. Everest, called mount of “H” during ancient times.

Figure 3: The Fool’s Destination

The youth being described here was facing the direction where he is going, by graphing the angle of his eyes it was angled 29’ and pointed towards the northwest direction. Based on the book of Tarot this direction represents the direction of unknown, Therefore the youth is going to the “land of the unknown” It was called land of the unknown because it was then submerged into the ocean when it was discovered. Since it was pertaining to a geographical location in earth, you must observe that the 29’ location where the youth was glaring at is the position of the Pyramid of Egypt, which has its geographical position; latitude 29’58”51N, wherein its also the clear destination of The Fool.

In this figure, we will notice that the line from the upper corner, northwest of the picture to the base of the white rose with five petals falls to 31’. The white rose represents Kashmiri symbol of perfection. It certainly mean that the pure (white) perfect (rose) knowledge (5 petals) will be planted by The Youth in Egypt.

IS IT TRUE THAT THE PICTURE REPRESENTS A CERTAIN GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION?

For you to believe that the picture was really pertaining to a certain geographical location, let’s put a direction in the picture and trace it on the geographical scale.

Figure 4: The Geographical Location

If we put a direction in this picture according to its appearance, we can see that the sun where the man comes from is located at the northeast, (Fig.4a) and the direction where he is focusing his eyes is the northwest. If we going to scale it based on the world map, this picture according to its scale from longitude 20 to longitude 100, and from latitude 40 to Equator, the 0’ which is also the symbol of The Fool. From the equator, we can find the place no other than Egypt if properly traced according to Northeast and Northwest direction, wherein the first will directly hits the Pyramid and the latter direction will hit Tibet in Mt. Everest where the sun laid Northeast of the picture. (fig.4b)

Now, this is the absolute truth that we can’t be denied that the geographical location stated earlier is exactly the place depicts by the picture. Nevertheless, the “direction of the unknown” is no other than Egypt, wherein it was gnostically means “Land of the Unknown” in Greek language. Even those degrees mentioned, id. est, 20’, 100’, 40’ and 0’ has a significant meanings that we will tackle in other part of our revelation.

Figure 5: The arrival of The Youth

By the sun’s position, we can easily determine when the youth arrived into Egypt. We will notice that there are 14 rays of the sun in the picture and those rays represent the way where the youth is trying to reach. Therefore, what ‘do these rays mean? It only means that he is on 14’ angle of his way, if we can try to locate on the map, Egypt is 14’ from the Mt. Everest where the youth originated, There are different meanings to be revealed about the 14 rays of the sun that we will reveal on the other part of this testament.

By using the six sided star known as the Tantric Gem, we can determine when the youth arrived into Egypt wherein prophetically, the Sphinx waited. As we can see in figure 5 the sun is within the zodiac sign Leo, under this sign we can observe that in July 19, the ancient Egypt celebrated their new year. Because this is the date of his arrival in Egypt- the land of the unknown.

The 9 Mountains

As we can see at the picture’s background there are nine icy mountains which reveals The Youth’s place of origin. Notice that the mountain ranges are divided into three that is the same as in the real Himalayan Range with 40 principal peaks with which it is divided into 3; 1. The Greater Himalaya, 2. Trans Himalaya and 3. Lesser Himalaya. Like what the picture depicts, from the Mt. Everest to Kashmir, it has 9 principal peaks.

9  PRINCIPAL PEAKS OF HIMALAYAS

(From Mt. Everest goin to Amarnath Cave)

If you travel from Mt. Everest going to Kashmir, you will notice the 9 above said mountains. If we can  reobserve the picture, we can see the man standing beside the ravine and the stalagmite behind him which reveals a certain place. This place is no other than the Amarnath Cave where he reveals the secrets of  immortality.

Figure 6: The Staff

The youth as we noticed has its staff where his scarf with eagle seal was tied up together with his belongings. The staff on his shoulder was in 31’ angle pointing out to his origin. The staff  suggests of his hometown’ Mt. Kailash was also situated at the 31’ latitude.

How can we prove that this is the exact place described based on its scale? Kailash mountain is situated at the Longitude 81’19’E and Latitude 31’04’N. in finding the exact  location of this mountain in the picture, (fig,6)from the base of the rose its longitude is equivalent to 81’, and the staff was seen to be inclined in latitude 31’. It is now clear that this is the real place where The Youth came from.

The Youth’s form of travel can until now be observe in the Gurkhas of Tibet, even when they reach the Philippines to serve as sereno wherein they inhabited the mountainous area of Labo, Camarines Norte, their descendants can easily be recognized because of their facial affinity.

THE TURBAN

Red plume and blue wreath turban are usually used by Indian emperors and kings.

THE GIRDLE

His girdle with seven buttons, symbolizes the seven chakras of the body.

THE EAGLE

It pertains to the epic of Tibet entitled as Garuda, and said to be the longest epic all over the world. It represents the Third Eye, occult power and cosmic wisdom. It was called as the Phoenix when this epic was translated in Egypt.

THE HAND MUDRA

It is clear that the Youth came from east, and the Tarot was not created in west, as stated by wise of the west. We can notice the left hand gesture (mudra) is a symbol of ‘mystic east’. Even in early Greek and Roman Gods also in Christian Saint paintings the gesture of the left hand of The Youth that symbolize “creation”, cannot be seen in west.

THE MODE OF DRESS

In all character in major arcana, The Fool was the only one which differs in his mode of dress. So it was called The Beggar in ancient cards, because of his beggar like outfit. As we can see, he wears kamisa-chino as undershirt, black tattered jacket with flower designs, a sign that he was in cold area. Tibetans are now distinguished for this mode of dress. The reason behind is they are often bathe ans was then change their clothes if it was already destroyed, even the printed motiff on the dress of The fool is a Tibetan style where they also used in evil spirit casting out ceremony.

Icy mountain range can be observed as a background in the picture. If the place signifies a geographical location it will defy the belief that the tarot is originally invented from Egypt, because Egypt doesn’t have icy mountain range. So, even there are parts of Egypt in major arcane, it signifies that it was brought by The Youth in Egypt.

If you can say that the place resembles Italy and the mountains there are also forming ice, I can say no, because of the fact that it can never form such a thick ice specially during summer (July-August). It is only on Himalayan Range that the ice on it is still intact in spite of the dry season, this is the real place because in time of the zodiac Leo, July-August, the ice on Amarnath Cave was off, wherein the sacred Raja Linga was totally exposed.

This is the big reason why those figures are shown in the picture, for the mankind to still remember the traces and the originator of the Tarot.

THE COMPANION DOG

The history of the Kuvasz can be traced back 7,000 years to its country of origin, Sumeria.

It is believed to have descended from the Tibetan Mastiff and may be related to the Great Pyrenees and Maremma, which it greatly resembles.

The breed was brought to Hungary by the Kurds in AD 1100 and quickly became the favourite guard dog of nobility. In fact, its name comes from the Turkish word Kawasz, which means "guard of the noblemen."

The Kuvasz has been used for hunting, herding and guarding flocks, a job it still does with much success.

The Kuvasz is an intelligent dog with lots of independent spirit. Used for centuries as a guardian, he has strong protective instincts. He is easily trained and said to have great stamina.

A strong and well-muscled working dog, the Kuvasz benefits from lots of outdoor exercise. He is best suited for country living.

Kuvasz, the companion dog is one of the clear proof where The Youth came from, for the reason that this kind of dog was truly used in Tibet as a companion in hunting, guard dog to their properties and as their favorite pet.