Nineteenth among the Major Arcana, The Sun represents healthy ambitions, warmth and progress in life. People with this energy are very energetic, radiate positivity and are constantly on the move. They treat others with understanding and are always ready to help. Focusing mainly on the material sphere of life, they make rapid progress in all areas.
Conditions of The Sun
Positively
- Ambition. You are a person who knows what you want and works hard to get it. You don't waste time on silly things, you give yourself important goals and believe you can achieve them. You demand a lot from yourself and those who work with you, and so you become good at your job very quickly. You can start your own business and make it big and successful.
- Energy. You have lots of energy, you are strong and you like to work. You take every task seriously and always act decisively. You don't like to stand still, you prefer to do many things at once, but you can do them all well.
- Heat. Even though you are very busy and ambitious, you always treat people kindly. You see the world in a positive way, always forgive those who have hurt you, and rarely get angry with anyone. You know how to be with both colleagues and family, you love children very much, respect your parents and have many friends.
- Progress. You make fast progress in everything you do. You learn fast, absorb lots of new information, get good at it in a short time, and keep improving. You don't like it when things, friendships or life stand still. You are always moving forward: having children, changing homes, getting promotions, growing your business, and so on.
- Material realization. You mainly focus on the material things in life and don't care much about growing spiritually. You like to earn money and you also know how to spend it, you are careful not to waste it, you follow the rule of "everything goes." If you put your mind to it, you can easily get everything you want on a material level.
Negatively
- Obsession. When you are not well, you fixate completely on one thing and forget everything else. That one thing takes all your energy without leaving you for anything else. For example, you may get so caught up in your work that you "burn out."
- Arrogance. When you achieve results, you become vain and full of yourself. At every opportunity you brag about your achievements, your position or your money. You may insult your colleagues and friends for no reason, feeling superior to them.
- Inaction. When you go without doing anything for a long time, the energy inside you slowly wears away. Thus, your character deteriorates and your relationships with others are ruined. At times when you are forced to do nothing, you have to fill yourself with many different activities, otherwise the changes will be permanent.
- Regression. When things go really bad, this energy ruins your life, taking away everything you have achieved. Basically, a lot of bad things happen that you can't control and that make your position, your money and your relationships worse. For example: they make you go back to a lower job, your company fails, you separate from your husband or wife.
- Selfishness. Sometimes, you give more importance to money and material things. You become stingy, you try to save on everything even if you earn good money, and you control the family's expenses hard. At the same time, you can point to a specific thing on which you will spend everything you have saved, for example: houses, cars, luxury items.
How to bring energy into positive
- Connect with the community. Keep company while avoiding loneliness and isolation. Friends, colleagues, neighbors need your warmth, energy and guidance. Don't avoid people.
- Note the opportunities that arise. Good opportunities for personal growth, travel and gain often appear in life. Learn to see and seize them.
- Be creative. An artistic approach makes your life varied, interesting and rich. Don't be afraid to engage in art and entrepreneurship.
- Explore spirituality. Analyze your inner qualities, correct flaws and refine strengths. Cultivate gratitude and forgiveness.
- Avoid anger and resentment. Remembering bad events weighs down the heart and depletes energy. Try to avoid this state of mind.
- Be active in the community. You take initiative in work by taking responsibility. You can lead a team and inspire others.
- Aiming for professional growth. Monotonous jobs take away motivation, so aim higher and higher: good positions, new prospects.
- Look for opportunities to learn. Enriching your knowledge keeps your mind alert and active, making it more productive and strong.
- Improves family relationships. It is essential to maintain strong ties with relatives. If you feel affection for them, show thoughtfulness without skimping on kind words.
- Educate young people. Share your experience with the younger generation, guide them on the right path with good advice. Their welfare depends on your commitment.
- Put your energy into something useful. Having found your vocation, work at it with dedication without wasting energy on insignificant activities.
- Solve problems as you go. The accumulation of difficulties may lead to discouragement or despair. Seek immediate answers to the questions that arise.
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