The Moon Cards offer a rich tapestry of symbols and meanings that reflect the complexities of human experience. They weave together elements of nature, myth, magic, and the moon's transformative power. Each card, from The Fairy's whimsical charm to The Griffin's majestic strength, invites introspection and offers guidance. They are, in essence, a mirror to our soul, illuminating the journey of life under the moon's ever-watchful gaze. Moon Cards

The crawfish surfaces in the dark and through our dreams. Spending most of their time in the deep waters of our unconscious, our unacceptable fears and desires are powerful enough to crawl out and climb up the path into our conscious mind. In King Lear, the rewriting of an ancient pre-Roman story of a Celtic King’s delusions, loss of power and insanity, Shakespeare wrote of “fools by heavenly compulsion”. Moon madness is a common trope in traditional stories. When we observe the moon’s gravitational pull, powerful enough to pull the tides in vast oceans, it is not surprising that people have long believed her power to alter the minds of humans. The purpose of Alchemy is to liberate the whole individual which is hidden in the darkness, threatened by the rational and correct conduct of life, consequently experiencing themselves as hindered and on the wrong path.” The Moon Card in the Smith-Waite tradition. Here is the crawfish with a tough shell protecting its vulnerable underbelly. It is climbing out of the water towards a moonlit path that will take it up the mountain to a higher self. The crawfish, like the ancient Zodiacal sign for Cancer, ruled over by The Moon, represents the energy of our primal instincts and our unwanted feelings.The moon's light can bring you clarity and understanding and you should allow your intuition to guide you through this darkness. On one hand, the reversed Moon can signal the dissipation of the uncertainty and confusion that has characterized your job or workplace. Things may be more clear, and you may have a better understanding of which direction you should be working towards. Alternatively, the reversed Moon can also indicate a worsening of the situation, where misunderstandings and poor communication can even turn into deception, lying and sabotage. Your anxieties and fear about the workplace or your colleagues can make your worst fears come true, as everyone becomes more defensive, protective and paranoid. Finances Meaning - Reversed Moon Cards like The Alchemist and The Third Eye delve deep into spiritual alchemy and heightened intuition. They underscore the journey of turning base instincts into spiritual gold and embracing the power of insight and foresight.

As a tool for divination and insight, Moon Cards have long helped those who truly understand them access profound insight, guidance and inner knowing. Using them forges a powerful connection with the Moon, the planet of intuition, creativity, and hidden gifts. Thechild intuitively comprehends that although these stories are unreal , they are not untrue . . . The unrealistic nature of these tales (which narrowminded rationalists object to) is an important device, because it makes obvious that the fairy tales’ concern is not useful information about the external world, but the inner process taking place in an individual A Moon reversal in a reading can sometimes indicate that the darker and more negative aspects of the moon are present in your life. It could represent confusion and unhappiness - you want to make progress, but you are not sure what is the right thing to do. You must deal with your anxiety and fears by overcoming them, for they are like shadows in the dark. It is time to believe in yourself and move forward. The Moon Reversed indicates that you have been dealing with illusion, fears, and anxiety, and now the negative influences of these energies are subsiding. You are working through your fears and anxieties, understanding the impact they have on your life and how you can free yourself from such limiting beliefs. This is a truly liberating and transformational experience.

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Our shadow side is the side of us that we hide from the world - that we sometimes hide from ourselves - the person that we act out in dreams or fantasies. This is the side of ourselves that we struggle to accept. We hide it because we are ashamed or embarrassed. When The Moon appears in a tarot reading, we might be being asked to confront our deepest fears or delusions. It is time to question what we are afraid of and why. The Moon Cards are ancient symbols, each imbued with their own history and power. They help you connect with the energies of the Moon and your own intuition, providing insight into the celestial and mystical realm, where the Moon’s phases intersect with traditional folklore and spiritual practice. As Bruno Bettelheim, the insightful child psychologist who devoted his life to understanding troubled children, wrote,