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Let’s spend this summer studying The Sun card! Each entry between now and August (8 total) will feature a Sun card from a different deck along with the text the creator wrote for it. It will be interesting to see how so many people see difference aspects of this apparently simple card. Let's visit the Sun in Nigel Jackson's Rose Tarot.   The Sun here portrays Apollo, the solar divinity, playing upon his 7-stringed lyre, as a flower-chapleted youth amid blossoms and verdure; under the resplendent face of the Sun two swans float upon a pool – these are the sacred swans of Apollo who draw the sun-chariot of the god of light (or ‘light of God’, Divine Intellect). In this vehicle

Let’s spend this summer studying The Sun card! Each entry between now and August (8 total) will feature a Sun card from a different deck along with the text the creator wrote for it. It will be interesting to see how so many people see difference aspects of this apparently simple card. We'll start with Tarot in Wonderland by Barbara Moore and Eugene Smith. In the text below, the “Through the Looking Glass” section is the longer exploration of the card through the lens of the Alice (in Wonderland/Through the Looking Glass) stories. “Down the Rabbit Hole” is a the short and sweet divinatory meaning.   Through the Looking Glass Alice, after many adventures and trials, has

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by T. Susan Chang, author of Tarot Correspondences, Tarot Deciphered, and the new Living Tarot.   If you're like me, reading tarot is not always, or even usually, a blast of truth and blessed certainty from on high. The faint stink of doubt can linger at any and every stage of the process: Did I draw the right card? Did I have the right intention when I was shuffling? Was I distracted? Am I just projecting my own hopes and fears onto the reading? What if my prediction doesn't come true? I'm not psychic—why I am even doing this? Does tarot even work?!?! Are my cards just messing with me? It's OK to be