Hello and welcome to Psychic Teachers. I'm your host Samantha Faye and I'm Deb Bowen and we're

very happy to have you here. This week we're discussing more of our Wheel of the Year series. We're

going to be digging into Belle Tain and spiritual gardening but before we dive into that Deb has a

card of the week to share with us. I want to talk today about one of my favorite happy keys

in Tarot and it's the Sun Key and it's key 19 in the major arcana and it depicts a child, a small

child, riding a horse into the front of the card here and he wears on his head the same red feather

that we saw on the full key which of course represents his connection between unconscious and

the conscious mind. He has a banner in his hand that signifies action and vibration as do of

course the rays of the sun and this is such a a happy and cheerful card although I do find it

interesting that there are sunflowers growing on the top of the wall behind him and they're facing

away from the sun they're facing us so I find that interesting. And also this garden represents

how we can cultivate who we are, how we have become who we are and where we're going in our

connection to each other and to the world around us and those sunflowers also by the way they're

four of them and they represent fire, air, earth and water and this child who is like the fool

represents a growth point in one's life, willingness to be vulnerable and to learn and to grow.

So and numerologically the card is numbered 19 and it's associated with mythology and legends

and the number of the sun and according to Eden Gray one who has attained to 19 becomes a sun

initiate ready to accomplish for humanity on the inner planes what the sun accomplishes

in giving light and warmth to the earth. There you go. That's very cool. I love to see that card

in the reading it's always happy. Absolutely. Well could you start us off with kind of a review of

where we've come with the wheel of the year and then telling us what the cell pain is? Just by way

of review as we're working our way through the year in the pagan tradition at least in the

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