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Tarot Series: The Sun

One of the most positive arcana, the Sun represents joy, happiness, positiveness, the life force, coming from its light and warmth. It's a gift.
This card obviously forms a couple with the previous one, The Moon, in the duality / complementarity mode that's usual in the Tarot.
As such, it is associated to day and summer as well.
Interestingly, from a numerological standpoint, the "symetric" card to that one would be the Empress (19 + 3 = 22), who is precisely the one who gives life.
The Sun is then also associated to children, as it is the case in astrology (5th house, Leo sign).

Keywords: joy, happiness, positive feelings, life force, day, summer, light, warmth, gift, children, self-esteem, art, creation

Credits:
Models: He And She III by

Background:
Bright Sky 5 - Into the sun by
Yellow Rape Field by

Fonts:
RM Albion by Ray Meadows
Parseltongue by Sarah McFalls
[link]
(c) II-S 2012

Description
Tarot Series: The Sun

One of the most positive arcana, the Sun represents joy, happiness, positiveness, the life force, coming from its light and warmth. It's a gift.
This card obviously forms a couple with the previous one, The Moon, in the duality / complementarity mode that's usual in the Tarot.
As such, it is associated to day and summer as well.
Interestingly, from a numerological standpoint, the "symetric" card to that one would be the Empress (19 + 3 = 22), who is precisely the one who gives life.
The Sun is then also associated to children, as it is the case in astrology (5th house, Leo sign).

Keywords: joy, happiness, positive feelings, life force, day, summer, light, warmth, gift, children, self-esteem, art, creation

Credits:
Models: He And She III by

Background:
Bright Sky 5 - Into the sun by
Yellow Rape Field by

Fonts:
RM Albion by Ray Meadows
Parseltongue by Sarah McFalls
[link]
(c) II-S 2012