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The Sun. Art by Chain Assembly, from the Tarot by the Neon Light.
The Sun is pure joy, a shameless celebration filled with play and innocence. It’s a revelry of survival and victory, denoted by the red flag, based on past experiences (unlike the Fool).
The Tower. Art by Chain Assembly, from the Tarot by the Neon Light.
The Tower is a sudden, dramatic, and explosive change. The scales of balance have tipped and your normalcy is or will soon be changed. The source of its destruction is a shaky foundation moreso than the external forces that impart their will upon it. It portends upheaval and a stark transformation in the reader.
The Hanged Man. Art by Chain Assembly, from the Tarot by the Neon Light.
The Hanged Man represents a pause in momentum. It is an elevated view of your surroundings from a new perspective. It is the slow drip of learning, patience, and thought. The hanged man is sacrifice and indecision as time proceeds without him.
Back of Card. Art by Chain Assembly, from the Tarot by the Neon Light.
Wheel of Fortune. Art by Chain Assembly, from the Tarot by the Neon Light.
This is the manifestation of the chaos of the universe in which we operate. Our power can only extend so far beyond our reach. Upright, it’s a symbol of good luck, and inverted it portends the coming of bad. The Hebrew characters in the wheel describe god and law. It constantly moving between both natural and divine power power but will always be outside of our control.
The High Priestess. Art by Chain Assembly, from the Tarot by the Neon Light.
This powerful woman resides between Jachin and Boaz, symbols of the Temple of Solomon. Like the Magician, she does not gain power from experience but instead, it comes from intuition and an understanding of oneself. She is not burdened by what society demands of her, she has an internal compass to which she holds herself accountable.
The Magician. Art by Chain Assembly, from the Tarot by the Neon Light.
The Magician is a masculine force of mastery through study, not through experience. The Magician believes they control all of the elements around them and goes into each challenge without the fear of failure. The Magician rarely proceeds with caution and may be caught off guard as a result.
The Fool. Art by Chain Assembly, from the Tarot by the Neon Light.
It is no accident that the Fool is the first card in the set. It describes a child-like wonder and a blank slate from which the world can be experienced. Often associated with ignorance or inexperience, above all else, it is joy without the fear of failure or Judgement.
