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Posted by Luminakisharblaze on March 30, 2011 at 8:09pm in Kabbalah & Tarot Group
Sun - Tarot Card Description
The astrological correspondence to this card is the Sun, of course. The rune is Sigel. The Sun represents power and energy. The horse is without saddle or bridle. It is controlled without the use of the hands, either. This is a symbol of perfect control between the conscious and subconscious. The orange banner represents action and vibration. The rays of the sun represent the same thing: The straight rays are action while the wavy rays represent vibration. The banner is being held in the left hand, showing that control has passed from the conscious to the subconscious. The walled garden is the cultivated garden of mankind. He is riding away from it, leaving it behind. The sunflowers look toward him instead of to the sun for nourishment. They are seeking his wisdom. There are four sunflowers, representing the four suits of the Minor Arcana, as well as the four elements. The wreath and the feather are the same wreath and feather the Fool wears. Again, the child is naked, having nothing to hide. He has all the innocence and purity of childhood. What joys have you shared with others?
The Sun is an image of optimism and fulfilment, the dawn that follows our darkest night. As the source of all life on earth, the Sun represents the blessings of divinity, the Source of Life itself. The child playing joyfully in the foreground represents the happiness of our inner spirit when we are in tune with our truest Self. The white horse upon which the child rides represents strength and purity of spirit. The sunflowers in the background represent life and the fruitfulness of the spirit under the nourishment of the Sun.
tarot card meanings
Sun - Tarot Card Meanings
Radiance. You need to share your highest qualities and achievements. Radiate who you are and what you are doing always. Shine love on those you care about. Be a strong, paternal figure. Support all efforts to grow.
This is a card of attainment and liberation. A good marriage is also indicated. Achievements will be made in the arts, science, or agriculture. You take pleasure in the simple life.
You have triumphed over the events and lessons of the past and are moulding a new persona which is not yet strong enough to hold its own. The space you are in now can be likened to a womb which is actually protective and nurturing, and when this embryonic stage or metamorphosis is complete you will be strong enough to face the world again.
The Sun gives you strength and tells you that no matter where you go or what you do, your positive and radiant energy will follow you and will bring you happiness and joy. People are drawn to you because you can always see the bright side and you bring such warmth into other people's lives. This beautiful energy is what will get you through the tough times and will help you succeed.
You will make sure all intentions, both romantic and otherwise, are perfectly clear. Plans and directions, as well as messages of love, romance and appreciation will be exchanged. Communication will be kept flowing.
Confidence. Life is good, the sun is shining and you're on your way. It is that feeling of getting up on Saturday morning, the whole weekend ahead of you, you open the curtains and the sun shines on your face. Having struggled through the shadow sides you now know yourself and know where you're heading. And the sun illuminates your path. This card tells you that you have reached a new level.
The Sun is an energetic card, a simple card as well: no elaborate scheming, plain and simple is the best option. When the Sun turns up in a reading, it indicates a boost forward and the fact you can trust that work can and will be done, with relative little effort.
This card is a portal, an opening in your life. It brings exuberance, enthusiasm, attainment, success, material wealth. All things associated with the sun are indicated: tropical climates, enlightenment, empowerment, and the joy of creativity and rebirth. This card's work is to cleanse, to purify, to enhance, to improve, to illuminate. This card is a primal "YES!" to Life. It is luck, wellness, and positive consciousness. It is embracing one's destiny, "going for it" in a very positive sense. You may have journeyed through darkness to get here, but this is the light.
If you have been having a difficult time, the Sun brings you the message you have been waiting for - that things are going to get better... a lot better! You know that the rain clouds will soon give way to the rays of the sun and you will feel warmed to the soul once again.
In this card, there is a young boy without any clothes, dressed only with a wreath around his head of sunflowers. This signifies getting back to the simple life, where simple things can be enjoyed. Think about what brings a young child joy. It doesn't have to be about fancy toys or computer games - it can be as simple as spending some time outside in the sun, playing and creating a wonderful imaginary world filled with happiness, love and warmth. Bring this energy into your own life. Get back to the simple pleasures such as spending time with loved ones, getting back to nature, or simply reading a book in your garden!
Sun - Reversed Tarot Card Meanings
Sun reversed indicates that finding the warmth and positive aspects may prove to be a little difficult. The clouds may be blocking out the warmth, and preventing you from feeling like everything is on track. But, the Sun is never a negative card, and this is only temporary. The obstacles you see can be easily removed if you put your mind to it. It may just take a little more effort than usual.
(Source http://www.biddytarot.com/card.php?id=27&name=Sun)