Oshun in her light is a good omen. It may be the confirmation that what you are doing is leading toward prosperity, beauty, well-being, and above all abundance. Oshun is a cornucopia pouring gold and fruit onto a laden table: nothing in the world is as pleasurable as her presence. When she appears after a personal question, she reminds you that life is not only hardship and trial: it can also be gift, fertility, pleasure, and growth.

If you are seeking advice, Oshun in her light tells you: believe in it and go for it. If your question contained a doubt, she encourages you to trust your worth. If it contained a fear, she invites you to take the risk with grace: abundance is on the horizon, but it must be welcomed. This card reminds you of your beauty, your talent, and your gifts, and brings the sun to warm, protect, and help things grow. Oshun is deeply fertile ground: you can plant, and something will grow.

If you are seeking confirmation, Oshun reassures you that the direction is good and that the fruits will come. You are in a moment when life can become more generous: do not sabotage your good fortune with distrust or excessive caution.

If you are doing a three-card reading and Oshun appears after a black card, she indicates that the solution to the problem also lies in reclaiming lightness and the ability to smile. Life has aspects that are playful, humorous, pleasurable, even frivolous: perhaps the time has come to remove some of the drama and enjoy it more. Sometimes problems begin to resolve themselves the moment we stop trying so hard to solve them.

Question: where can you stop clenching your teeth and allow yourself, without guilt, a little more pleasure and trust—precisely in the area where you are asking for an answer?