THE SUN – finances

In financial matters, THE SUN is a good card: growth, success, and that rare state when not only do you have it, but it also feels good to have it.

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.

And observe the sun's rays, for they are of two kinds: straight and wavy, alternating. The straight ones are the light that illuminates, the wavy ones are the heat that warms — and these two are not the same. Some people have a lot of money, and nothing warms them.

This card brings both. And this is rare in money: the question is not how much you have, but whether it warms you.

Now look at the child: naked, and it doesn't even occur to them. They wear nothing to show who they are — no crown, no armor, no rank. For those who don't spend on being seen, life is much cheaper and much warmer.

On the night of the Moon, everything was in borrowed light, and the same bill seemed like the end of the world at three in the morning. Here it is morning: look at it now, in daylight. It's smaller than you thought.

And notice the horse: white. On the Death card, this same white horse was stepping, with a black armored rider. The same horse — a different rider sits on it. If you've had a fall: you didn't get another life, the same one carries you forward.

And notice that single red feather in the wreath: the same feather that was in The Fool's hat, on the very first card, when he had nothing yet, he just set off. Since then there has been armor, chains, lightning, night — the feather remained. Whatever you have lost financially so far, it has not taken away the one from whom you were able to acquire it at all.

Don't postpone joy this week. Those who say, "I'll do it when I have this and that" — they never get around to it. Spend on something today that is simply good.

In reverse position, postponed joy is at work: you have everything you should be happy about, and you don't feel it. This is not ingratitude, but fatigue.

It's not about how much you have. It's about whether it warms you.

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 observe the sun's rays, for they are of two kinds: straight and wavy, alternating. The straight is the light that illuminates, the wavy is the heat that warms.

This is your message tonight, because these two are not the same. Some people have a lot of money, and nothing warms them — and some have less, yet they feel warm.

This card brings both, and that is rare in money matters.

Now look at the child: naked, and it doesn't even occur to them. They wear nothing to show who they are — no crown, no armor, no rank. And now pay attention, because this is the heart of today's message: for those who don't spend to be seen, life is much cheaper. And much warmer.

On the night of the Moon, everything was in borrowed light, and the same bill seemed like the end of the world at three in the morning. Here it is morning — look at it now, in daylight. It's smaller than you thought.

And notice the horse: white. On the Death card, this same white horse trod, slowly, leisurely, with a black armored rider on its back. The same horse — a different rider sits on it.

If you've had a fall, if there's been a month when you didn't know how you'd manage: you didn't get another life, and you didn't become another person. The same horse carries you forward, only fear no longer rides it.

And notice that single red feather in the wreath: the same feather that was in The Fool's hat, on the very first card, when he had nothing yet, he just set off. The feather remained — whatever you have lost so far, it did not take away the one from whom you were able to acquire it in the first place.

Today, do not postpone joy. He who says, "I'll do it when I have this and that" — will never have time, because there will always be another "this."

Spend on something today that is simply good. Not a lot: just enough that you won't even notice it tomorrow.

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