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                 The Sun is the 21st Card in the Major Arcana of the Tarot.
                   
                  (It is card No.20 because the 1st Card, "The
                  Fool" is called
                  Card No.0.) 
                The Sun is one of the most joyful cards in
                  the tarot deck.  
                  This is clearly depicted on most cards that
                  include detailed images.  
                  Examples of the imagery used include
                    dominant images of a sun - often with many rays emanating
                  outwards in all directions, sunflowers, a man and a woman (e.g.
                  in the Golden
                    Dawn Tarot
                    Deck), a smiling person (often a child). 
                     
                    In the cases of the popular Rider-Waite and Robin
                    Wood Decks The Sun Card depicts a smiling naked child
                    riding a bareback white pony - which is consistent with the "liberation" association
                  of this card. In contrast, some other decks (such as the The
                  Quest Tarot Deck which depicts the Sun above a sea-scape),
                    include completely different, original, images. 
                This card is filled with cheerful positive energy so it
                  always has positive implications when it appears in a spread.
                  More specifically, some of the possible indications of "The
                  Sun" Card in a spread include: Optimism and Good Cheer
                  are an aspect of the subject of the reading; Appreciation of
                  Accomplishments; Suggestion that a more playful / Child-like
                  attitude is brough to the situation; Enjoy the Moment ! 
                 Some specific terms associated with "The Sun" Tarot
                  card include:  
                  Success, Happy Marriage, Freedom, Liberation, Pleasure. 
              
				
                  
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