Marcelo's magician

In the eyes of many modern tarot scholars,

The lemniscate shape of the brim of the magician's wide-brimmed hat in Marseille Tarot is very similar to the infinite symbol (∞) in mathematical symbols.

However, in the15th century, there was no concept of ∞ symbol.

Until17th century 1655 by the British mathematician John? Wallis suggested that,

Only then has produced the concept of infinite symbol.

In ancient Masai taro,

The magician's hat means a lot.

In medieval and Renaissance art,

Wide-brimmed hat is a symbolic expression in artistic techniques.

Used to describe foreign dignitaries, masters or some prominent figures.

For example, prophets, ancient wise men, Christian apostles, knights of the Round Table and Trojan heroes in the Bible.

In the Masai Tarot card,

The reason why magicians wear wide-brimmed hats can also be used for reference.

He symbolizes the nobility from far away.

In this context, we can define him as a person from the residence of his living soul.

As the first card of Tarot, the magician is a role at the starting point of the journey of the soul (the journey of fools), giving guidance to the soul about to enter the WTO and endowing it with fate.