The majority of people view this card favorably. It is considered to represent success, vitality, self-confidence, and feelings of satisfaction and fulfillment. It represents excellent things and successful resolutions to existing difficulties, earning it the moniker “the finest card in the Tarot” at times.
According to Waite, the card has the following tarot associations:
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material success, a happy marriage, and contentment. The same in a lessened meaning when reversed.
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In a Tarot love reading, what does the Sun represent?
The Sun brings warmth, light, and life. The Sun’s tarot love meaning predicts a lot of continuity in both your romantic life and your partnership. This card represents joy, celebration, and fulfillment. Under this illumination, your connection may be flourishing, bringing you two closer as you take pleasure in life’s blessings. There is probably harmony right now, and you can take advantage of this to strengthen your relationship with your loved one. If you’re single, now is also the moment to come forward and let your true colors show. Your brilliance and positivism can now attract the romantic relationship of your dreams to you.
The sun tarot card: Is it favorable?
The Sun encourages us to see the silver lining in every situation and to keep in mind that bad times don’t continue forever. The sun is a benevolent force that illuminates its opposite when combined with other tarot cards. It will give the situation hope, life, and clarity.
The Sun and The Empress
Pregnancy is represented by The Sun and The Empress together. This card combination offers relief from infertility to those who have experienced it.
Why do I keep drawing the tarot card for the sun?
If you are in a relationship, the Sun in a love Tarot spread denotes immense delight and contentment. It can signal a time when your relationship is positive, passionate, and entertaining. In addition, the Sun’s upright position sheds light on everything in its path, including relationships, thus it may also portend that any troubles in your relationship that are hidden will come to light. The Sun will bring an end to any problems it has brought to light for your overall good. The relationship might become more honest and open as a result, or it might dissolve altogether so that you might find a better one. For confirmation, check the supporting cards. Whatever happens, The Sun will bring something wonderful and positive into your romantic life. A celebration, such as an engagement or wedding, can also be predicted by the Sun. If you’re single, The Sun suggests that a wonderful relationship may be in your future. It can also mean that you’ll be enjoying the enjoyable features of being single and feeling carefree. The Sun is one of the major pregnancy markers in the Tarot deck, whether you are dating or single. Take the necessary safeguards if you are not prepared to have kids.
What does the astrological Sun card stand for?
The Sun tarot card represents the Leo zodiac sign and is the nineteenth card in the Major Arcana. The closest star to Earth attracts attention to itself just as a Leo does in a crowd due to his captivating nature. The Sun, widely regarded as the finest card in the Major Arcana, represents wealth in all spheres of life.
The abundance, optimism, happiness, health, youth, positive ideas, love, energy, vigor, and manifestation are all represented by the Sun Tarot.
The Sun Tarot from the Rider Waite deck has a young, naked lad (the “son of the sun”) riding a white or gray horse without a saddle to signify mobility, progress, and direction (indicating that correct direction can be given by will and positive thinking alone). The boy is dressed with a red feather and a flower crown that symbolizes life (represents truth and justice). With his left hand, he is holding a big red banner, which represents victory and jubilation.
Sunflowers, the traditional flower signifying fame and riches, are in full bloom on a wall behind the youngster.
The “kid” inside of you is beckoned to come out and play by the enormous, yellow sun that is shining above him in an almost benign manner.
In a broad interpretation, good news is brought by The Sun rising. Since the dark times are behind us, everything is proceeding according to your wishes. Now is the moment to have self-assurance and to be more imaginative. Release the creativity and ingenuity you possess. Celebrate the brightness entering your life by being joyful.
You’ll be in fantastic physical and mental condition, and you’ll have a lucky disposition. Don’t pass up this opportunity to manage your circumstances and make the most of it.
The card may also portend the arrival of someone who will make it easier for you to view things clearly.
When the Sun Tarot card appears in reverse, its meaning is altered. It implies a decline in your inherent self-assurance and self-esteem. You have a negative, pessimistic outlook and question everything.
When The Sun appears in a business reading, it portends that you will be the business’s capable leader and that it will prosper. Those with paid employment will witness a terrific career start. You know exactly what you want to do, and with enough work, you can.
You might even inspire others and encourage them to give their all in their work.
A wonderful card to show up if you’re considering investing or launching a new business.
In a relationship reading, The Sun rising makes you feel secure, pampered, and adored. You two have a lovely rapport, and you feel free to disclose your innermost feelings to each other. You can plainly understand and “see” each other thanks to the sun’s brilliant brightness, which renders you “transparent” to one another. This is how relationships function best.
The presence of other cards, such as the 3 of Cups, 9 of Pentacles, The Empress, or Pages, could also portend the birth of a child.
And for singles, The Sun rising denotes that this is a perfect time to socialize since you will attract your soul mate with your beauty.
When the sun rises in a health reading, it denotes vigor and favorable psychological and physical conditions. In the meanwhile, it advises you to drink plenty of water if you spend too much time in the sun. Health concerns might range from minor ones like a fever or sunburn to major ones like dehydration or even skin cancer.
What does the Sun card in astrology stand for?
The Sun tarot card is the Leo zodiac sign’s card and is the nineteenth Major Arcana card. The nearest star to Earth draws attention to itself in crowds just like a Leo does because of his captivating nature. The Sun, widely regarded as the top Major Arcana card, is about prosperity in all spheres of life.
The attributes of the Sun Tarot are plenty, optimism, joy, health, youth, positive thinking, love, energy, vigor, and manifestation.
A young, naked lad (the “son of the sun”) riding a white or gray horse without a saddle is shown in the Rider Waite deck’s “Sun Tarot” as representing movement, progress, and direction (indicating that correct direction can be given by will and positive thinking alone). The boy is dressed with a crimson feather and a crown made of flowers, which stand for life (represents truth and justice). With his left hand, he is holding a big red banner that stands for joy and victory.
The traditional flower representing fame and prosperity, the sunflower, is in full bloom on the wall behind the youngster.
The “kid” inside of you is beckoned to come out and play by the enormous golden sun that beams above him with a smile that is almost charitable.
In a general reading, pleasant news is brought with The Sun when it rises. Now that the bad days are behind us, everything is going according to plan. Now is the moment to be more creative and self-assured. Let your creativity and originality out. Enjoy yourself and rejoice in the brightness that has entered your life.
You’ll be in great bodily and mental health, and you’ll have the gift of a cheerful disposition. Don’t pass up this chance to take charge of your life’s circumstances and make the most of them.
The card may also portend the arrival of someone who will provide you more clarity in your life.
The Sun Tarot card’s interpretation is altered when it appears in reverse. It implies that your inherent self-assurance and self-esteem have declined. You take on a negative, pessimistic mindset and cast doubt on everything.
When The Sun appears in a business reading, it portends that you will be the one to lead the company to success. Those having paid employment will witness a spectacular rise in their careers. You know exactly what you want to accomplish, and you put up the necessary effort to do so.
You might even inspire others and encourage them to perform to the best of their abilities.
If you are considering making an investment or launching a new business, this is a great card to appear.
You feel secure, pampered, and adored when The Sun appears in a relationship reading. You two have a lovely chemistry, and you feel free to communicate your true feelings without fear of being judged. Because of the sun’s strong light, you can plainly understand and “see” each other, making you “transparent” to one another. Relationships function best in this way.
This card may also be a sign of the birth of a child if it is surrounded by cards like the 3 of Cups, 9 of Pentacles, The Empress, or Pages.
And when The Sun rises for singles, it signifies that now is a fantastic time to socialize because you will attract your soul mate with your beauty.
When the sun rises, it denotes vigor and favorable psychological and physical conditions in a health reading. In the meanwhile, it warns you to stay hydrated if you spend too much time in the sun. From minor health concerns like sunburn and fever to significant ones like dehydration or even skin cancer, you can experience them all.
The Sun as a Negative, Weakness or Obstacle
There will be occasions when The Sun emerges in a Tarot reading in an unfavorable spread or position. The Sun’s brightness may cause us to become blind to the truth. You might be too preoccupied with the positive aspects of a circumstance, undertaking, or connection to notice any inconsistencies.
Another scenario is that you never feel satisfied with everything you accomplish. You might also lack gratitude for what others have done for you. You won’t ever be able to appreciate your blessings if you’re unable to notice them in your life.
The Sun as a Positive, Strength or Advantage
It’s not difficult to understand how The Sun might be a great card to get, making it easy to interpret it as a positive, strong, or advantage card in a Tarot spread.
When your final satisfaction is likely, the Sun will appear to be in your favor. No matter how bad things seem right now, you are meant for happiness, so you will always have something to look forward to in the future.
When you’re the kind of person that doesn’t give up at the first obstacle, the Sun can also manifest as a strength or an advantage. You’re likely to continue working hard and being optimistic.
I frequently see The Sun in readings where the question of a lover’s affections or honesty is present. Because it assures you that the other person is actually content to be in a relationship with you, the Sun will appear as a positive. They believe that the good times outweigh the bad.
What do the Tarot cards for the Sun and Moon mean?
When someone is mourning, disappointed, tense, or depressed, poisonous positivity makes statements that are upbeat. There is nothing wrong with trying to lift someone’s spirits, and encouraging someone positively is not bad. But when you try to brush off someone’s misery or despair with cliches about being optimistic, that becomes a problem. Toxic positivity is all about this, and it can do a lot of harm.
I provided a prime example of poisonous positivity in the opening sentence. This claim invalidates the unpleasant emotions and hardships that someone goes through, no matter what the situation. No matter what you confront, you need to think positively and stop thinking negatively because you need to experience and express your feelings. Negative thinking also causes a lot of harm. In the long term, suppressing negative emotions will only do more harm. Among the toxic positive statements are:
- There is no bad energy here.
- Everything occurs for a purpose.
- All you have to do is keep grinning.
- You must proceed.
- It’s considerably worse for some folks than for others.
- Do not forget to be grateful.
- You’re not in such a dreadful situation.
- There are worse possible outcomes.
- There is never a time to fail.
- Don’t be so negative anymore.
- You must endure the suffering.
- Follow your friend’s example, who handled it so well.
- Adopt a cheerful outlook.
- Those who have wronged you should be pardoned.
- You will never be able to grow by holding all of your rage inside.
The point has been made, but I could go on. The problem is this. Because anything has gone wrong in your life, there is no reason for you to continue to be in a bad mood. You won’t as long as you have the freedom to express all of your feelings.
Once you have worked through the challenging feelings and felt acknowledged by others, you will desire to improve. Toxic positivity ignores the necessity of processing all of your emotions. Accept the situation as it is.
Instead of utilizing toxic positivity, pay attention to the person and provide them support. When the timing is appropriate, you can then gently suggest solutions to their issues. As I mentioned, new age groups are renowned for using poisonous positivity.
No matter how often I talk about living with a mental illness, I always get the advice to stop being so pessimistic. I did, however, be honest about my difficulties and reality. You are doing yourself a spiritual disservice if you don’t perform any of those things. No matter what you are going through, they advised, have a positive outlook and forgive people who have wronged you, whether or not they have expressed regret. This person employed poisonous positivity in that way, which validated my position.
They never replied after I answered. Not surprising at all. This is the reason the Sun and Moon were the tarot card combo for today.
How Does the Sun and Moon Tarot Card Combination Translate into Toxic Positivity?
The tarot cards for the Sun and Moon can be interpreted in a variety of ways. Looking for happiness, success, and all things lovely? Check out the Sun tarot card. Despite being a great card, it occasionally can conceal legitimately incorrect things depending on the cards around it. Trouble is indicated by the Moon card next to the Sun card. However, because it also depends on the other cards in the deck, this isn’t always the case. The Moon can occasionally stand in for intuition, and the Sun can mean that if you have a good feeling about something, it probably is.
Typically, the Sun and the High Priestess make this clear. On the other hand, moons represent delusion, illusion, concealment, and being fake, frequently signifying that something is not what it seems to be. So why are we seeing this “positivity” now? Its fraud is obvious to all. Positive toxicity has been observed, and it is hazardous.
The intention of concealing and masking your unpleasant emotions is a second reason why the Sun and Moon conjunction signifies toxic positivity. Anything hidden is represented by the Moon, while anything above what the Moon conceals is represented by the Sun.
Here is something to think about. I’m going back to Person A as an example, who either lost their job or did not get the position they sought. As a result, Person A is understandably unhappy by this and is unable to conceal their feelings. To put it another way, Person B throws optimism (the Sun) at Person A and instructs them to conceal their negative emotions regarding it (the Moon) and to only act positive (the Sun again). You now have it.
This tarot card combination has numerous possible meanings! Let’s talk about that now.
Besides the Sun and Moon, what else can Sun and Moon Symbolize?
The Sun is the Moon’s counterpart. The Moon masked the reality beneath a smile. Think about someone who pretends to be happy or accepting while they are actually depressed or not OK for another reason.
The issue is that society values optimism above reality, which it perceives as being negative. Raw emotions that are not favorable are therefore frowned upon. As a result, anything considered taboo is concealed under a false face of love, light, and positivity. Sadly, poisonous positivity contributes to this as well. When someone is dealing with raw emotions, forcing them to be positive is harmful.
This mixture might also serve as a metaphor for the wellness market as a whole. But the truth is that some practitioners are fairly dark, especially those who hold onto perilous, anti-scientific conspiracies. They aren’t actually “love and light like the Sun depicts, as evidenced by this. This also has something to do with poisonous positivity.
The Sun Upright Meaning
The greatest celestial body in our solar system, the Sun isn’t scared to shine brilliantly or occupy space. After all, the Sun circles around the Earth. Be the biggest, truest version of yourself and follow the Sun’s example. You’re very bright, bb! People adore you for who you are, and they like spending time with you. People are drawn to your confidence when they see you living your truth and feeling at ease in your own skin.
Your enthusiasm and excitement are contagious! Keep this in mind as you continue to shine with assurance. As you live your best life and accomplish your goals, remain loyal to who you are. Never, under ANY circumstances, feel the need to dull your own brightness in order to appease the sorrow of others. Be who you are! You will succeed, so take pleasure in this time of fulfillment and joy. Enjoy yourself because you deserve it!
How should I maintain my Tarot deck?
While rearranging the cards in the tarot deck is a good approach to purify and clear their energy, there are some circumstances in which you might wish to perform a more specialized ritual. If you’re just getting started with tarot, cleaning your deck can be an excellent place to start.
You might want to clean your tarot deck for a variety of reasons, including:
- beginning with a fresh deck
- readings for other people
- You think you need to recharge.
- Your card readings seem a touch “odd” or “disconnected”
- Your deck hasn’t been used recently.
- Your deck has been handled by others
- You think you’ve been utilizing your deck a lot. A LOT, especially for books with strong emotional content
Why should you cleanse or clear your tarot deck?
Tarot deck cleansing helps keep the energy flowing between you and your deck. Consider it as a little spiritual hygiene to maintain a strong and clear connection. It’s not necessary, but if you have any of the aforementioned symptoms, try a few of the energetic cleansing techniques listed below and note which ones seem to work the best for you.
How often should you cleanse your tarot deck?
This is another way of stating USE YOUR INTUITION: there are no hard and fast laws. Don’t stress if you don’t believe it is necessary for your deck. Alternately, if you like to cleanse them once per week or once per month, that’s great. If it feels appropriate to you, you can even place your favorite crystal on the balcony each night.
If you frequently place crystals on your deck and store it on an altar while not in use, you might not feel the need to cleanse it frequently because this quick ritual will likely be sufficient to keep your deck feeling nice.
There are numerous ways to cleanse your cards, just as there are numerous reasons why you might desire to do so.
Different ways to cleanse your tarot deck
Use holy smoke. Light a dried rosemary, lavender, cedar, sage, or palo santo cleansing wand until it begins to smoke. Hold the smoke a safe distance below the deck while holding the burning herbs in one hand and the deck in the other so that the smoke drifts upward onto the cards. Turn the deck so that the smoke covers it from all angles. Next, safely put your deck to the ground and put out the fire.
On the deck, set a selenite stone (or a black tourmaline or a transparent quartz). It works well to leave it like way for an hour, but I prefer to leave it overnight.
Set them on display during a new moon. The New Moon is energy of a blank slate; you can purify the deck by setting it on a window sill on a new moon night. At this moment, you can also make a brand-new intention for your deck.
Place the cards in a salty dish. A strong and stabilizing cleaner is salt. My preferred choice for a thorough cleansing is this. Allow it to sit anywhere from one to eight hours in a dry area.
Unorderly shuffle. Spread the cards out on the ground, then shuffle them around like a child playing in dirt. This method’s freedom and randomization serve as an excellent reset.
the shuffle and sort. Set up the deck in rows of seven cards across, commencing with the Major Arcana numbers 0 to 22. (see photo above). Next, arrange the cards, Ace through King, one for each suit, as follows: Swords, Pentacles, Cups, and Wands. View the deck in this configuration, then mix everything up (like the chaotic!) and shuffle it thoroughly.
What sign belongs to the sun Tarot?
In terms of astrology, the Sun is the most potent celestial body. It has an impact on our general energy, our modes of expression, and our wide personalities. Your Sun sign is what is typically referred to as your zodiac sign, even though you have several signs because every planet in our solar system was in one of the 12 zodiac signs when you were born. What’s your sign, baby?
The Sun is the center of our solar system, and all the planets revolve around it, according to astronomy. However, astrology is Earth-centric, meaning that it is focused on how the planets appear to us from Earth and how they interact with one another. Therefore, when the Sun changes from one zodiac sign to the next, it is not the Sun itself that is altering, but rather our perspective of it and, consequently, our relationship to and connection with the Sun’s energies from Earth.
Sun and Leo
Leo is the sign of the lion, which is symbolized by the expressive Sun. Leo enjoys being the center of attention, much as the Sun does for the solar system. Leos are known to amaze with charm, passion, and warmth in astrology. All of these qualities are manifested physically in the Sun.
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