The
Sun nature has received the direct light of conscience. This nature's
darkest thoughts create no debilitating fear, it knows from experience
that love conquers all. This is a nature that enters into wholesome
sexual relations and is a great lover. It activates and de-activates
it's animal nature at will and does not allow them to cloud its reason.
Here Love not Lust excites the genitals. Mutual orgasms and reciprocal
ecstasy are musts for this nature.
The
baby represents the heart of a child; that is, base humanity has become
like a child--innocent in the sense of wise, a child in the sense of
simplicity. The horse represents man's potential sexual power. The
wall symbolizes dark thoughts, deeds, and desires which confront man and
bar him from the higher realization of the meaning of sex. Flowers of
fruitful orgasms, and leaves of love, blossom nevertheless. The red
banner of passion and sexual need is flown innocently by the child as
only a child in it's simplicity can do.
The
naked child, unashamed of his needs or of his sexual organs, has
mounted the horse, which symbolizes his reign over animal nature.
Any man, activating his conscience, becomes as a little child, and
thereby reigns over his unchecked passions. He becomes renewed. He may
then lead forth his animal nature, his Devil-nature, not in captivity,
which is repression, but in a state of perfect conformity.
In a spread we'll see sexual happiness, Cyprian contentment,
fortunate unions; triumph and success in sexual endeavors; assured
orgasms; completion of all copulations; pleasure in simple sex; healthy
coition.
This card further shows the transition from the love of this world, to the Love of the World to Come.
Reversed this is still a great card, there may just be delays in gratification.
-excerpted from ''The Sexual Key to the Tarot'' by Theodor Laurence
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