The Moon in Tarot – Is it a positive or negative card?

The letter The Moon in Tarot is one of the most difficult to interpret. This is because it is mysterious and can have both a positive and a negative meaning, depending on the issue in which it appears and the context in which the consultant’s life is found.

Generally speaking, the letter says that there is something hidden, hidden or secret that will be revealed shortly.

The Moon also appears to advise the querent to beware of people who could deceive or deceive her.

Description of the card The Moon in Tarot

The image contained in this card is of a Crescent Moon merged into a Full Moon with a smiling human face. It symbolizes intuition, dreams, the unconscious.

Below, we have a dog and a wolf playing with drops that fall from the moon. They represent the opposite animalistic nature: civilized and wild.

Underneath the wolves is a lobster swimming out of a pool. This pool represents our subconscious mind and the lobster represents the beginning stages of consciousness.

In the background, we see a path between two towers, which represent the forces of good and evil. They are very similar, showing how difficult it is to distinguish between these two types of energy.

Everything in the image of this card seems to allude to two opposing possibilities, the conscious and the unconscious, the wild and civilized.

What does the Moon card mean in Tarot?

On the positive side, the Moon Tarot card symbolizes your imagination guiding you down a dark path. You don’t know what’s ahead. There may or may not be a hidden danger.

It’s like you’re the lobster on the card that swims in the water towards the path between the two towers.

Moonlight can help you along this path, bringing clarity and understanding, which means you should let your intuition guide you.

On its negative side, this card can indicate fear of taking risks and anxiety about the future.

She advises you not to let these feelings get the best of you. All negative energies must be released and transformed into something constructive.

Another possibility of reading the Moon in Tarot is the possibility that you are deluding yourself. Probably something that is hidden will come to light.

Try not to make decisions on the spur of the moment. Wait for more time to reflect and uncover things that may be hiding.

When this card appears in a reading, it also guides you to pay attention to lunar cycles, especially women.

Tune into your divine power by performing rituals for the Moon, whether to make the occult reveal itself or to achieve your goals.

The Inverted Moon Card Meaning

When the card The Moon appears inverted, it is easier to interpret, but the message is not the best. It indicates that the darkest and most negative aspects of the Moon are present in your life.

Your life is probably going through some kind of confusion or unhappiness. You want to progress, but you don’t know what to do about it.

This inverted card also asks you to deal with your anxiety and fears. Don’t let fear paralyze you and make you miss out on good opportunities. You may regret it up front. Listen to your intuition and move on!

The Moon in the Love Tarot

If this card arises in the face of a question about your love life, it indicates that there are secrets between you and your partner.

Ask him to talk and be open about your feelings. Take the opportunity to clear your doubts about what he feels, his life and how he sees himself in the future. Ask and tell him everything that is bothering you.

But be careful not to make any rash decisions. Be sure of your choices before making them.

For women in more serious relationships, there is still the possibility of pregnancy.

For singles, the letter advises you to be careful with people who are trying to deceive you and avoid creating too much expectations. See the full meaning of the Moon in the Tarot of Love.

The Moon in the Labor Tarot

For work-related matters, this card indicates that there is a lot of gossip in the environment where you work. They might harm you.

Therefore, be very careful with the colleagues you interact with and what you say to them.

If you work in an area that involves creativity, the Moon in Tarot brings a more positive message: your intuition will be more in touch and will help you to perform excellent work that will open many doors for you.

For people who are unemployed, the advice of this letter is not to feed fantasies with overly generous proposals. Always be suspicious and don’t be fooled because they may be trying to deceive you.

Always exercise caution and patience in making decisions.

The Moon Card in the Mythological Tarot

In the card A Lua we see a mysterious female figure with 3 faces and a dog with 3 heads. This is the representation of Hecate, the ancient goddess of the underworld, ruler of the Moon, magic and spells.

The three faces of Hecate on the Moon card, as well as the three Moiras, reflect the inevitable changing phases of life.

The predominant colors of the card, white and silver, are also associated with the Moon and initiation. The crab is a creature that belongs neither to water nor to land, making its abode between one and the other.

Therefore, this animal represents the world of dreams that has its origin in the depths of the unconscious and that points to the rational world bringing its signs and symbols.

Hecate, the goddess of the moon, is the image of the mysterious depths of the unconscious and the only way to access it is to walk the path of the self.

A difficult and frightening path, from which we can only hope for glimpses and insights, without ever really coming to understanding.

In a divinatory sense, the card The Moon in the Mythological Tarot signifies a period of confusion, fluctuation and uncertainties.

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