She sits between the pillars Boaz and Jachin, black and white, at the threshold of the temple, the point of decision itself.The High PriestessA 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 High Priestess and The Sun

The Moon and the Sun as planets rather than as the trumps that carry their names, which is a distinction worth making. The tradition reads the pair as reflected light beside direct light: one knows by receiving and the other by illuminating. Both are ways of seeing and only one of them is visible.

Together

The Moon and the Sun as planets rather than as the trumps that carry their names, which is a distinction worth making. The tradition reads the pair as reflected light beside direct light: one knows by receiving and the other by illuminating. Both are ways of seeing and only one of them is visible.

In love

Associated with an outwardly warm person and a privately perceptive one, and with the assumption that the warm one is the one paying attention.

In career

Read for obvious contribution beside unnoticed contribution in the same room. The pair points at the second.

The advice

Being visible and being perceptive are unrelated. Do not confuse the person doing the talking with the person doing the seeing.

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