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"I see... Me. All of me"

On the Fool's journey through the Major Arcana, they end up back where they started. After experiencing enlightenment from Judgement, Za Warudo is a card that means that the course has reached its fulfillment. There's nothing left for you to learn. Sinagad and nilubos mo na yung everything na maihahandog ng mundo sayo. You've completed the stage and you may continue on with your journey as an improved version of your previous self. Move on with an elevated or enhanced perception and sense of self.

By depicting that idea with Completion, I referenced many of the previous cards and used many of the previous elements in this one. To start, the figure is the elevated self which resembles the Magician, the manifestor. In his hands are the four fixed signs which represent the elements: abundant Taurus (earth), patient Leo (fire), finite Scorpio (water), hopeful Aquarius (air). Above his head is a completed lemniscate, opposite to Finity, meaning that the path has reached completion and has looped on itself.

Around his head is a crown of stars, a total of 12 but some are hidden behind him, representing the 12 signs of the zodiac. The 10 visible stars represent the planets, with one shining brighter representative of the sun as the greater luminary. Joy's rays emanate from him which represent the radiance of his achieved enlightenment. He sits on the globe, as opposed to in Manifestation where the Magician sits on a world of water in the universe's genesis. A ring of flowers surround him, particularly around the globe, making it in the image of Saturn, this card's astrological counterpart. Saturn represents limits and restrictions and in this case, it means that there is no more to learn from this journey. The Fool has seen it all. Below his feet is the moon, which represents conquering of fears and illusions. Behind him is the cosmic microwave background, as opposed to the Big Bang in Manifestation, which means this is the completed state of the universe.

He floats in the same sky as the one seen in Discovery when the Fool was introduced. We have returned to the very beginning.

Description
"I see... Me. All of me"

On the Fool's journey through the Major Arcana, they end up back where they started. After experiencing enlightenment from Judgement, Za Warudo is a card that means that the course has reached its fulfillment. There's nothing left for you to learn. Sinagad and nilubos mo na yung everything na maihahandog ng mundo sayo. You've completed the stage and you may continue on with your journey as an improved version of your previous self. Move on with an elevated or enhanced perception and sense of self.

By depicting that idea with Completion, I referenced many of the previous cards and used many of the previous elements in this one. To start, the figure is the elevated self which resembles the Magician, the manifestor. In his hands are the four fixed signs which represent the elements: abundant Taurus (earth), patient Leo (fire), finite Scorpio (water), hopeful Aquarius (air). Above his head is a completed lemniscate, opposite to Finity, meaning that the path has reached completion and has looped on itself.

Around his head is a crown of stars, a total of 12 but some are hidden behind him, representing the 12 signs of the zodiac. The 10 visible stars represent the planets, with one shining brighter representative of the sun as the greater luminary. Joy's rays emanate from him which represent the radiance of his achieved enlightenment. He sits on the globe, as opposed to in Manifestation where the Magician sits on a world of water in the universe's genesis. A ring of flowers surround him, particularly around the globe, making it in the image of Saturn, this card's astrological counterpart. Saturn represents limits and restrictions and in this case, it means that there is no more to learn from this journey. The Fool has seen it all. Below his feet is the moon, which represents conquering of fears and illusions. Behind him is the cosmic microwave background, as opposed to the Big Bang in Manifestation, which means this is the completed state of the universe.

He floats in the same sky as the one seen in Discovery when the Fool was introduced. We have returned to the very beginning.