Description: A naked child rides on a white horse holding a banner aloft. The child rides without saddle or bridle because he represents perfect balance and control between the self-conscious and unconscious. He has ridden out from the walled garden behind him into the bright sunlight.

Four sunflowers, corresponding to the four kingdoms of nature - mineral, vegetable, animal and human - are turned toward the child, showing that all creation turns to man for its final development.

This card symbolizes creativeness, life forever being renewed. Nature, the mother of all growth and life.

Divinatory Meaning: Attainment and material happiness. Good marriage and happy reunions. Achievements in art, science and agriculture. Studies completed, liberation and success. Pleasure in the simple life.

Reversed: Future plans clouded, possible broken engagement. Loss of a valued object unless care is take. Contracts being voided or broken.