In this video, I’m joined by Imogen from Sapling Tarot and we play with a completely reimagined take on the Fool’s Journey: reading the tarot majors as ages, based on their numbers. Instead of treating the archetypes as a fixed, one-size-fits-all life story, we explore how each card can feel like a specific season of growing up—what it’s like to be “at” an age emotionally, spiritually, and relationally, and how that might show up in real life. I share my thoughts on why this framing can be so helpful for reflection and self-growth, especially if you’re someone who likes practice-led tarot and journaling prompts that actually meet you where you are. Thinking of the cards as ages invites gentleness: it normalizes change, highlights developmental themes, and helps you notice what you’re learning right now—without forcing everything into a rigid narrative. If you’ve ever wanted a fresh way to connect with the majors (or you’re feeling a little stuck with the traditional Fool’s Journey), this is a really fun, intuitive lens to try in your own readings.