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Tarot Tuesday Ofgraveconcern Industrial Sublime Tarot 1760 - 1848 The Sun A ship is shown sailing on calm waters, the Sun can be seen confident shining above, it presents a scene of confidence and optimism representing the source of life. The ship has anchored near a lighthouse whose shining beacon competes with the light from the Sun symbolizing the belief in Enlightenment thinking, and the betterment of the age. Seen amongst the sun is a quote from the 1784 essay "Answering the Question: What Is Enlightenment?" by the philosopher Immanuel Kant. In reference to the Sun card, Kant’ essay speaks of the courage to use one's reason, intellect, and wisdom. In reference to Kant’s philosophy, in receiving the Sun card you have struggled through the dark of the subconscious and emerged in the light with an increase awareness of self and cultivation of mind. However receiving this card reversed indicates a temporary setback in your path to enlightenment, you may be feeling the journey is too arduous to complete, the chains may be proving too heavy at this moment to cast off. Available as prints. Each Tarot card print also comes with an explanation detailing the card's visual meaning; and its associated history from the 18th and 19th century, and how this history has resonance to the past, present or future to the drawer of the card. The prints are available with free shipping to the domestic United States at: www.ofgraveconcern.com/industrialsublimetarot1760-1848 Follow @ofgrave.concern to see a new card every Tarot Tuesday! #darktarot #tarotillustration #tarotart #tarotartist #tarotdecks #steampunktarot #steampunkillustration #steampunkdecor #tarothistory #historicaltarot #18thcenturyhistory #tarotcommunity #19thcenturyhistory #majorarcana #gothtarot #tarot #tarotcards #tarotreading #sᴜᴍᴍᴇʀ2021 #summersun #immanuelkant #immanuelkantquotes #whatisenlightenment #historicalillustration #thesun #thesuntarot #thesuncard #thesuncardtarot https://www.instagram.com/p/CQtchvDFQ5E/?utm_medium=tumblr