DAVID ALLEN HULSE
- THE GALLERY-
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| The Noble Tarot by DAVID ALLEN HULSE - THE GALLERY- |
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| O- The Fool - A monk in a green robe is seen inside a brick tower of yellow bricks. The Tower is Key XVI. The citrine colored mask (ctirine=the element air) represents the persona chosen for a specific incarnation. The "T" marked on its face is the letter Tav, being Key XXI, The World. The Green robe and yellow background are both symbolic colors for the letter Aleph as the 11th path of the Tree of Life. Aleph governs Key 0, The Fool and is assigned to both the element air and spirit. The golden key in the right hand and the book falling down his left side are both symbols of the Tarot, as the key to the Universe and a book of 22 pages. These images are normally associated with Key II, The High Priestess and Key V, The Hierophant. The sash around the monk's waist is the cable tow of Freemasonry that is used during initiation ceremonies to lead the blindfolded candidate around the lodge room. | ||||||||||
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