Card of the day: XIX The Sun

#XIXTheSun happy, harmony, love, energy, personal growth, vitality, confidence, success
Hanson-Roberts, Essential Tarot (1984)


Always a good card to get in a reading.  The imagery on the card is one of happiness, joy, growth.  A warm, sunny day signifying the bright, solar energy.  The naked baby on the white horse signifying innocence and joy.  

Change is indicated in this card, but it is always a positive change.  Usually in regards to family matters.  It heralds a message of a celebration (pregnancy, engagement, wedding) or a welcomed new beginning.

The Sun is a divine masculine, creative energy.  

Affirmation: "I welcome all new opportunities.  Now it is my time to welcome happiness and harmony into my life."


Much Love
~Phoenix Rose~

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