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one of the last evenings in august that i spent at home. my dad and i went fishing at swift current, manitoulin island.
The little boats that take you onto the South Alligator River at Kakadu National Park-and straight into the sun.
looking toward Manhattan from Jamaica Bay. It was a nasty hot, humid day yesterday, but the trek to Far Rockaway for this sunset was worth it!!!
A more diffuse sun pillar but still striking against the red sunset. Note wind generators on horizon.
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The sunset across the street was so great & I loved the way the golden rays reflected off the houses! Hope you do too my friends =)
Sun pillars seen during last nights sunset.
A sun pillar is a vertical shaft of light extending upward or downward from the sun. Typically seen during sunrise or sunset, sun pillars form when sunlight reflects off the surfaces of falling ice crystals associated with thin, high-level clouds (like cirrostratus clouds).
Taken on the promenade at Ilfracombe, North Devon as the sun was going down these two people just walked up to have a look they could see me with the camera but took no notice and this is the result, fabulous!!
They say that when the world forgot its true name, the Sun descended from the heavens and took human form. It did not arrive as a radiant god, but as a spectral figure with hair of fire and eyes glowing with the light of every hidden truth.
Wherever it walked, the mist consumed all lies. Kings lost their crowns, lovers their masks, and the dead their secrets. Many fled from its presence, for they discovered that darkness was not their enemy; what they truly feared was being seen exactly as they were.
The Sun journeyed to the heart of a withered forest. There, she found a black lake that reflected the fears of all who gazed upon it. Without hesitation, she stepped into its waters. When she emerged, the lake had become liquid gold, and the dead trees began to bloom beneath an impossible light.
Since then, it is said that she appears only to those who have survived their longest night. She promises neither happiness nor comfort. She offers something far more difficult: clarity.
Symbolism of the Card
The luminous figure: represents the soul illuminated after passing through pain and shadow.
The hair forming a solar halo: symbolizes the expansion of consciousness, truth radiating in every direction.
The golden mist: represents transmutation; suffering transformed into wisdom and inner power.
The glowing eyes: signify the ability to see beyond illusions and self-deception.
The number XIX: marks the end of a dark cycle and the arrival of a new dawn.
Message of the Card
In this dark gothic tarot, The Sun is not a symbol of naive happiness. It is the light born from confronting one’s own abyss. It speaks of revelation, rebirth, and truth. It indicates that what has remained hidden is about to be unveiled, and that authenticity will prove stronger than any shadow.
"The night transformed you. Now the Sun does not come to save you; it comes to reveal what you have become."