19. The Sun The MUSE Tarot, deck by Chris AnnePicture

Today is Feb 6, 2021 - The Sun

Chris-Anne is the Artist of The Muse Tarot

Artist's Key Words: Joy, Happiness, Celebration, Family, Forthcoming news of success or positive outcomes.

Artist's Prompt: Jovial rumination

The Artist's description: Chris Anne's beautiful poetic description of the SUN, is amazing, you should Click Here to check her full description on 9 of Voices.

Here is My Understanding:

Of the Imagery: Radiant sun mandala with a sunflower center. The woman is floating in meditation. A flower Gynoecium is growing on her head. The sun energy is growing in her belly or Manipura chakra. She is next to two Heliamphora flowers that are growing out of the sand. She is sitting above the sand.

Of the Colors: Yellow, Orange, Blue, green. ( Dominant color is named first ), looking at the colors of this card here is my understanding of what the colors here are being used to translate for a deeper understanding - Yellow for me here represents hope, peace, power, truth, capability. Orange for me here, represents a challenge, courage, ability, desire, passion. Blue and Green are accent colors and to me, green represents growth and balance and blue represents calm peace, and comfort. You want to Click Here and read about the meaning of colors and form your own opinion.

Of the Number 19 Representation: Means the beginning and the end 1 being the beginning and 9 being the end. 19 is a prime number so it stands alone in factoring. In Hebrew faith 19 is a symbol of faith. In China 19 is a lucky prosperous number.

If you want Click Here and read about the #9 to come up with your own understanding.

My Interpretation: The sun is radiant forming a mandala providing life energy. The woman is floating in meditation completely content and calm living in the moment unafraid and ready for the next step. The gynecium growing from her head indicates she is birthing ideas, and the Heliamphora flowers also known as sun pitchers native to rainforests of Venezuela they are at her side growing out of the sand to indicate even in the worst conditions life will supersede.