Fool

"They Took him for a Fall Guy... but he through them for a hoop"

The Jump into SpaceTime

Once the devotee has risen to the highest height and knows himself to be encompassed in the Divine Name, which he has 'unified,' he is supposed to leap into the abyss of the 'other side,' in order, like a diver, to bring up sparks of holiness, there held in exile. "But only a perfect zaddik can accomplish this . . . for he alone is worthy to descend and make a selection from among the kelippoth, the realms of the 'other side,' even against their will. If anyone else sends his soul down among kelippoth, he may well prove unable to raise up the other fallen souls, or even to save his own, which will remain in those realms." (Gershom Scholem)

Vampire girls take the leap

Snow White jumps

Light Saber, Skywalker

Staff of Light, Walking off the Edge

Zero, The Fool

This card is attributed to the letter Aleph . . . Harpocrates is the God of Silence; and this silence has a very special meaning. . . .

This babe is in an egg of blue, which is evidently the symbol of the Mother. This child has, in a way, not been born; the blue is the blue of space . . .

Maat

The babe on the ledge

Now this Ox is the letter Aleph, and is that Atu of Thoth whose number is Zero, and whose Name is Maat, Truth; or Maut, the Vulture, the All-Mother, being an Image of Our Lady Nuith, but also it is called the Fool, which is Parsifal, “der reine Thor”, and so referreth to him that walketh in the Way of the Tao. (Aleister Crowley)