THE SUN – любов

In love, THE SUN is one of the most beautiful cards in the deck: openness, warmth, and joy that needs no explanation.

Look closely at the card, where a huge sun shines in the sky, with a face, open eyes, and beneath it, a naked child sits on a white horse, without a saddle, holding a large orange-red flag.

And notice the most important thing: the sun looks directly at you. On the night of the Moon, a closed-eyed profile floated above you, which did not look at you — here, someone looks at you head-on. This is the difference between anxiety and love.

Now look at the child: there is nothing on them, and it doesn't even occur to them. They are not brave — they simply don't know about their nakedness.

This is the card's promise of love: not that you will overcome shame, but that one day you will simply forget to be ashamed of something. There is someone next to whom you don't have to suck in your stomach, neither literally nor otherwise — not because they accept your flaws, but because it doesn't even occur to you that they are flaws.

And notice that there is no saddle or reins on the horse. We learned from The Chariot: what you have to pull with a rope, you don't want enough. Here there are no reins either — you don't need to control what you trust.

If you are in a relationship, this card brings a sunny period: laughter, lightness, freedom. Don't ask how long it lasts. It shines today.

If you are alone, this card asks for openness: the child doesn't strategize, doesn't play it cool, doesn't wait to see who writes first.

And look at the white horse, because this is the most beautiful return in the deck: on The Death card, the same white horse was stepping, with a black armored rider on its back. The same horse — someone else is riding it.

If you have had a collapsed relationship, this is your message: you did not get another life, and you did not become another person. The same horse carries you — only now, grief is no longer riding it.

In a reversed position, joy does not disappear, it only becomes obscured: you have everything you should be joyful about, and you don't feel it. This is not ingratitude, but fatigue.

There are some people with whom you don't have to suck in your stomach. Neither literally, nor in any other way.

Look closely at the card, where a huge sun shines in the sky, with a face and open eyes, and beneath it, a naked child sits on a white horse, without a saddle, holding a large orange-red flag in their hand, and wearing a wreath of flowers on their head.

And notice the most important thing: the sun is looking directly at you. On the night of the Moon, a profile with closed eyes floated above you, which didn't look at you — here, someone is looking at you head-on. This is the difference between anxiety and love: one doesn't look at you, the other does.

This is your message tonight. Now look at the child: they have nothing on, and it doesn't even occur to them. They are not brave — they simply aren't aware of their nakedness.

This card's promise of love is not that you will overcome shame, but that one day you will simply forget to be ashamed of something. And now listen, because this is the heart of today's message — someone isn't good for you because they accept your flaws, but because it doesn't even occur to you that they are flaws.

Now look at the horse, because it has neither saddle nor reins. We learned from The Chariot: what you have to pull with a rope, you don't want enough. Here, there are no reins either — you don't need to control what you trust.

And notice that single red feather in the wreath: it's the same feather that was in The Fool's hat, on the very first card. Since then, there has been armor, chains, lightning, night — the feather remained. You don't lose who you were before you were hurt. You just forget for a while.

If you are in a relationship, this card brings a sunny period: laughter, lightness. Don't ask how long it lasts — it shines today.

If you are alone, this card asks for openness: the child doesn't strategize, doesn't play it cool, doesn't wait to see who writes first.

And look at the white horse, because this is the most beautiful return in this deck: on The Death card, the same white horse trotted with a knight in black armor on its back. The same horse — someone else is riding it. If you've had a relationship collapse: you didn't get another life, and you didn't become another person. The same horse carries you, only grief no longer rides it.

Today, don't be ashamed to be well.

In the reversed position, joy doesn't disappear, it just becomes obscured: you have everything you should be joyful about, and you don't feel it. This is not ingratitude, but weariness.