A young traveller steps toward a cliff with eyes raised, not down.The FoolA naked child rides a white horse under a face-bearing sun, arms open, holding a red banner, no saddle, no fear, nothing concealed.The Sun

Card combination

The Fool and The Sun

The two children of the deck, and the tradition connects them directly: the figure on the horse in The Sun and the figure at the cliff edge in The Fool are read as the same quality at the beginning and at the end. One has not learned anything yet and the other has learned it and come out the far side still open.

Together

The two children of the deck, and the tradition connects them directly: the figure on the horse in The Sun and the figure at the cliff edge in The Fool are read as the same quality at the beginning and at the end. One has not learned anything yet and the other has learned it and come out the far side still open.

In love

Associated with straightforwardness on both sides and with an unusual absence of performance. One of the least complicated pairs in the deck.

In career

Read for work done gladly and without positioning. The pair is warm about it and notes that it is rarer than it sounds.

The advice

Openness at the start is luck. Openness afterwards is an achievement, and it is the thing worth protecting.

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