The Sun (Tarot card)
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Image:Major 19.jpgThe Sun (XIX) is a Major Arcana Tarot card.
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[edit] Description
Some frequent keywords are:
- Optimism ----- Expansion ----- Being radiant ----- Good feelings
- Enlightenment ----- Vitality ----- Innocence ----- Non criticism
- Assurance ----- Energy ----- Personal power ----- Happiness
- Splendor ----- Brilliance ----- Joy ----- Enthusiasm
An infant rides a white horse under the personified sun, with sunflowers in the background.
The child of life holds a red flag representing the blood of renewal a smiling sun shines down on him represnenting accomplishment
[edit] Interpretation
Brilliant. Radiant. Sparkling. So many of our words reflect the power and glory of light. When we turn on the light in a room, we illuminate it so that all the dark corners are visible. When we turn on the light in our minds, we are enlightened. We see clearly and understand the truth. Both within and without, the energy of light expands our limits and makes us shine.
Throughout history, people have honored the Sun as the source of light and warmth. In the myths of many cultures, the Sun is a prominent god - full of vigor and courage. He is the vital energy center that makes life on earth possible. In the tarot the Sun also symbolizes vitality and splendor. The Sun is definitely not a meek and retiring card.
In readings, you will understand Card 19 if you imagine yourself to be a Sun God. How do you think and feel? You have total confidence in yourself. You are not cocky, but profoundly sure of your power. You have unlimited energy and glow with health. You have a greatness about you and stand out brilliantly. Finally, you see and understand all that is happening within your sphere. When you see this card, know that you will be successful at all you undertake. Now is the time to let your light shine. [1]
[edit] References
[1] - The Sun from Learning the Tarot: A Tarot Book for Beginners - Joan Bunning
[edit] Trivia
- A boss character in House of the Dead III.
[edit] External links
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