Tarot · Major Arcana · Card 19

The Sun Tarot Card: Meaning, Reversed & Love

The Sun shines over a child riding freely under a golden sky, radiating warmth and life.

Major ArcanaElement: FireAstrology: SunYes / No: Yes

The Sun upright meaning

joysuccessvitalitypositivityclarity

The Sun shines over a child riding freely under a golden sky, radiating warmth and life. It is one of the most positive cards in the deck, representing joy, success, vitality, and total clarity. Drawn upright, it says things are working out, your path is bright, and you can move forward with confidence and optimism. This is the card of good fortune, energy, and simple happiness.

The Sun reversed meaning

temporary gloomblocked joyoveroptimismdelayed successlow energy

Reversed, the Sun still leans positive, but the light is briefly clouded. You may feel your joy is dimmed, your success delayed, or your usual energy running low. It can also warn of unrealistic optimism or difficulty seeing the good that is genuinely there. The sun has not gone out; a cloud has simply drifted across it.

The Sun in love & relationships

In love, the upright Sun brings warmth, joy, and a happy, thriving relationship full of genuine connection. Reversed, it can mean a temporary dip in happiness or a bright bond that needs to reconnect with its warmth.

The Sun in career & money

At work, the Sun signals success, recognition, and enthusiasm for what you are building. Reversed, it can mean delayed rewards, waning motivation, or over-optimism that overlooks real details.

Advice. Move forward with confidence, because the path is bright and success is on your side. Let yourself enjoy the good that is right in front of you.

The Sun tarot card FAQ

Is The Sun the best card in tarot?

It is among the most positive, signalling joy, success, vitality, and clarity. Upright, it is a strong yes and a sign that things are working out.

What does The Sun reversed mean?

A temporary cloud over otherwise good fortune: dimmed joy, delayed success, or low energy. The positivity is still there, just briefly obscured.

New to the cards? Start with our beginner's guide to tarot, or browse the full 78-card dictionary. Tarot is a tool for reflection, not fortune-telling.

More Major Arcana cards

The FoolThe MagicianThe High PriestessThe EmpressThe EmperorThe HierophantThe LoversThe ChariotStrengthThe HermitWheel of FortuneJusticeThe Hanged ManDeathTemperanceThe DevilThe TowerThe StarThe MoonJudgementThe World

Browse all 78 tarot cards →