The glyph for the Sun symbolises the eternal self. The dot in the center symbolises the light that illuminates in every cell of the body.
The Sun is the I, the part of us that seeks identity through coming into consciousness. The Sun hopes for experience & adventure. The urge of the Sun is to shine. It provides us with the vitality we need for the quest we have chosen this lifetime.
Our Sun Sign is the energy signature that lights the way for us to express openly our authentic self. In every moment of our lives our solar light shines, providing opportunity for our potential to unfold.
The Sun finds form through our willingness to engage with the phenomenon of our experiences.
The placement of the Sun in the birth chart is commonly known as our star sign. Our star sign is the expression of our choices, & the energy through which we can discover ourselves, if we are willing to risk failure.
The Sun is a star that resides at the heart of our solar system. The gravity of the Sun holds our solar system together. The Sun keeps everything else in the solar system in it's orbit.
The Sun is a sphere of hot plasma with a diameter of about 1391400 kilometres. The Sun's mass is around 330000 times that of Earth. The mass of the Sun's surface layer consists mostly of hydrogen and helium. There are much smaller quantities of elements such as oxygen, carbon, neon, and iron.
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The Tarot card associated with The Sun is The Sun.
As the Sun rises each day it symbolises the emergence of the self into the world. The Sun shines light into the darkness of the psyche and allow us to face our issues and our fears. In the vibration of the Sun card, we transcend our fears and experience joy, gratitude, and the celebration of life. The Sun represents the willingness to risk failure, and to have the confidence to go out into the world and embark on the journey of living life with a heart that is brave enough to ask the question “who am I”?
The Sun represents openness, trust, clarity, creativity, growth, and fruitfulness. The Sun is a card of authenticity, the authentic self that has emerged from the container of the moon and is not bound by the family system, a family story, past fears, anxieties, and limitations. As such it is a card that symbolises expansion of the self in the world. This expansion also represents an expansion of consciousness.
Arthur Edward Waite, the author of the Rider-Waite tarot describes the Sun as material happiness, fortunate marriage, and contentment. He further describes it as consciousness in the spirit. The Sun tarot card speaks to the connection between humanity and the elements of the natural world. The Sun illuminates the truth of the oneness of life and the energy systems that we emerge from and are at one with.
The chid on the card represents innocence, simplicity, and wisdom. The red banner is a banner of victory of the psyche overcoming the fears of the conscious and unconscious minds. The grey wall represents consciousness that is limited by and bound to a narrow perception of reality and the illusion of separateness. The four Sun Flowers are said to represent life, vitality, joy, and growth.