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Card Meanings: Negative Advantage, Truth, Subsiding Anxiety, Regaining Composure, Unveiling Secrets, Releasing Fear, Trifling Mistakes, Deception Discovered, Self-Deception
The Moon often comes up to indicate deception, or deceit. And on a day ruled by this card, we need to be alert for this kind of problem coming up around us. On this day, we are best served by testing everything against our own inner senses, and attempting to discover how we feel at a deep intuitive level about what happens. You’ll find that your intuition is probably somewhat heightened, because another of the Moon’s influences touches on psychism, internal development and ease of inner communication. There’s another thing you need to keep your eyes open for, with this card – not only does it indicate out-and-out deceit, but it also shows us where there is illusion or uncertainty. In moonlight, you notice that things look very different indeed than they do in daylight. The Moon has a habit of casting things and experiences in a different light. Things are not quite how they seem.
So always look carefully at issues that have particular relevance when this card is about. Many people tend to see the Moon as a bad card – I do not necessarily feel this is true. This card shows things up that are not what they claim to be. But it also reveals treasures inside of rather grubby packaging! If you look around the room right now, you will (probably!) see people and objects that are comforting in their familiarity. Everything is exactly as you expect it to be. You know that if you closed your eyes and opened them, the room would be the same. But…have you ever lost the familiar to find, in its place, a world so extraordinary you can’t even grasp it? This is the experience of the Moon. The Moon is the light of this realm – the world of shadow and night. Although this place is awesome, it does not have to be frightening. In the right circumstances, the Moon inspires and enchants. It holds out the promise that all you imagine can be yours. The Moon guides you to the unknown so you can allow the unusual into your life.
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Complete Book of Tarot: When reversed, the Moon can indicate that you are about to emerge from a period of confusion or uncertainty. Many readers regard the inverted Moon card as posing milder problems than the card upright. Sometimes the reversed Moon appears when a female querent is facing gynecological difficulties.
Tarot for Beginners: In any Tarot spread, it is especially important to pay attention to any Major Arcana cards making an appearance. If you have several trump cards in a reading, then its likely that you are, or will be, experiencing some events which will heavily influence your life in the long term. In order to delve further into your spiritual and personal quest, it is vital that you pay attention to the important lessons the cards are presenting to you.
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Portable Magic: No other planets were known before the time of telescopes. It is just barely possible to see the planet Uranus with the naked eye, but ancient astronomers did not notice it due to its faintness and slow movement, and so remained ignorant of its existence. Neptune and Pluto cannot be seen without the aid of magnifying instruments. The Moon and the Sun are not considered planets today, but in traditional astrology they are classed among the seven wandering bodies, or planets. The Moon was known as the gatekeeper of the heavens because it marks the transition between the lower spheres of the elements and the higher spheres of the planets.