The Sun tarot card from the 1909 Rider–Waite–Smith deck

The Sun

Upright
joy, success, vitality
Reversed
temporary clouds, overconfidence, dimmed joy
Yes or no
Yes (reversed: yes)

The image

A smiling child rides a white horse beneath a radiant sun, a red banner flowing and sunflowers growing behind a wall. It is one of the most joyful cards in the deck.

Upright meaning

In general

This is one of the most positive cards in the deck. Success, warmth and clarity are with you; enjoy it and share it.

In love

Happiness, warmth and openness shine on your love life. Relationships feel easy, joyful and secure.

At work

Success, recognition and confidence are strongly indicated. Your efforts are paying off.

With money

Financial success and comfort are likely. Things are going well; enjoy it wisely.

Reversed meaning

In general

The sun is still there, just behind a cloud. Joy may be delayed or dimmed, but the overall outlook remains positive.

In love

Small misunderstandings or a dip in enthusiasm are temporary. Bring back lightness and play.

At work

Success is coming, though maybe more slowly than you hoped. Avoid overconfidence.

With money

Things are mostly fine, but do not get careless. Keep an eye on the details.

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