Illustration by Pamela Colman Smith, 1910. Public domain in the US since 1966 and in the UK since 2021. Vector digitisation of the Rider–Waite–Smith deck by OpenClipart contributor "klaatu-tarot", released public domain.

The Sun

Joy, Success, and Radiant Vitality

Everything brought into daylight: clarity that leaves fear nowhere to stand, and life affirmed.


The Sun is a symbol of ultimate clarity, success, and unrestrained joy. It represents the ego fully realized and aligned with the divine light. Emerging from the shadows of the Moon, everything is brought into the bright light of day, revealing truth and banishing fear. This card is a profound affirmation of life, brimming with positive energy, vitality, and enthusiastic expression. It promises abundance, clear vision, and the warmth of genuine happiness, signaling a time when you can step fully into your authentic power.

Light

Radiant joy, clear understanding, true success, vitality, celebrating life and achievements.

Shadow

Temporary setbacks, feeling overly optimistic or unrealistic, inner child needing attention.

Sources and verification1 source

The tradition itself

  • A. E. Waite, The Pictorial Key to the Tarot, 1911The esoteric reading given on this entry