The Moon Tarot Card – 18 – I know that I will find my way

The Moon Tarot Card DESCRIPTION: illustration, colors, and symbolism

• The Moon Tarot Card shows a full moon in the night sky, positioned between two large towers. The Moon symbolizes intuition, dreams, and the unconscious. Its light is dim, and only slightly illuminates the path to higher consciousness winding between the two towers. The towers represent the forces of good and evil. Their similarity in appearance can allude to the difficulties that we face in distinguishing between them. We see a path that leads off into the distance. It is a long road with the moon shining down on it. On either side of this path, there is a dog and a wolf. They are representing our animalistic nature – one is civilized, and the other wild and feral. When we walk down the path, we walk the fine line between conscious and unconscious. We walk between the tamed side of the civilization of the dog, and the forces of nature represented by the wolf. In the foreground is a small pool, representing the watery, subconscious mind. A small crayfish crawls out of the pool, symbolizing us humans who are about to set out on a long way toward a blurred or uncertain destination. The moon shines its light down to guide the crawfish down the path.

Numerology:

• In traditional Numerology, the 18 is usually reduced to the root number 9 by simply adding up its individual digits: 1 + 8 = 9. The number 18 energy contains a large dose of 9 energy such as humanitarianism, empathy, and philanthropy, plus an amount of 1 energy such as independence, exploration, and self-sufficiency, plus an amount of 8 energy such as business, team leader, and efficiency. The combination results in energy unique to the number 18. The number 18 essence is charitable, worldly, and sophisticated. It’s a humanitarian both self-sufficient and self-sacrificing for progress toward the fulfillment of its vision.
• Wikipedia: According to A.E. Waite‘s 1910 book The Pictorial Key to the Tarot, “The card represents life of the imagination apart from the life of the spirit.

 

A statement that represents The Moon Tarot Card: I know that I will find my way!

The Moon Tarot Card -IN GENERAL

• The Moon Tarot Card can mean confusion, anxiety, and fear. Even so, this card does not indicate evil forces. The negative emotions we feel are triggered by our misunderstanding of the events in our present or past. The card tells you that you need to face your anxieties and fears. Have you been avoiding the negativity in your life? So, now is the time to get constructive and throw out these emotions once and for all. Here we have visions and receive insights, wash in and out with the psychic tides, and experience deep mystical or terrifying realities beyond our ordinary senses. Imagination could be rampant – ground yourself and try not to work yourself up in a lather. Watch out for liars and haters.

Is the Moon tarot card good and what does it represent?

The  Moon card meaning depends on is the card upright or reversed and what is its position towards other cards.

What does The Moon card mean – UPRIGHT?

• The Moon Tarot Card can mean that you are allowing your imagination and emotions to take control of your life. This may be connected to anxieties, fears, or self-deception. The card signifies that you are letting your anxiety or fear overwhelm you which may be hurting your outlook and causing you to suffer from mood swings or insecurity. Also, The card is a warning in a sense. The upright Moon can also be an illusion. Everything is not as it seems. It is also the card of intuition. Something in your life is not what it appears to be. So, you need to trust what your instincts are telling you to see past this illusion. Also, you should pay attention to your dreams because your subconscious may be bringing some information you’ve missed. You are the crawfish rising from the sea. If you trust your intuition, you will receive deliverance from what bores you. But first, you must be willing to face the reality of the situation. It may be time to dig a little deeper and allow the light to shine upon the fallacies in your life. If you are awaiting a decision on something, the card suggests that the answer will either be delayed or be so unclear it will add to your confusion.

 The Moon card meaning – REVERSED?

• “Reversed tarot card” is a card that appears to be upside down from your angle of vision. The Moon reversed signifies freedom from what binds you. If you are struggling with anxiety or depression, ending these issues is in your future. Your fears and misunderstandings in your life will dissipate. The card can signify releasing fears or negative energy clearing. It can also indicate secrets or lies being exposed. If you are experiencing any problems, now is the time to face them and release them. If you have lost something, the card is a sign you will find it.
• The Reversed Moon tarot card will provide you with the guidance and energy that you need to take the right path in doing so. Look into self-help options for winning anxiety such as yoga and meditation. If you have been awaiting a decision on something, The Moon reversed indicates that you will get an answer or clarity on the matter. So, you will work through any repressed issues or insecurities to find new confidence and clarity.

What does The Moon card mean- in LOVE?

• Upright: The Moon Tarot Card usually signifies miscommunication. If you are in a relationship, the card in a love reading can indicate that you may be feeling uncertain or insecure in the relationship. You could be having more frequent arguments with your partner due to this lack of communication. There could be a lot of arguments old issues or insecurities coming to the surface. As a result, your relationship will suffer from disharmony. The Card is telling you to allow the light from the Moon to light your path. Stay calm and wait until the facts of the matter become clearer. You will need to channel much of that negative energy into motivation If you are single, The Moon cautions that someone you are interested in may not be all that they seem. The Moon can indicate deceit around you or that you may be being conned. This person may be intentionally deceiving you. Just take the time to truly get to know this person before you join too deep into a new relationship with them. So, the card indicates that there is some piece of information that is yet to reveal itself.
• ​Reversed: If you are in a relationship, The Moon Tarot Card can indicate confusion, deception or lies being unveiled. This could be an affair being exposed. Also, the card can be a sign of the truth of your relationship coming to light. Perhaps you have been lying to yourself about the current state of the relationship. Or maybe you were blinding yourself to certain things about your partner. So, The Moon Tarot Card shows that you will see your partner’s true personality or some other truth about your partner and your relationship. If you are single, the card can be a sign that you are starting to recover your self-control and self-confidence after a period of uncertainty. The card can also be an indicator that you may be ignoring signs or your instincts, your intuition that a latent partner is not right for you. Sometimes deception doesn’t necessarily have to have malicious motivations, but can even be done out of kindness or the desire to spare another person’s feelings. So, hiding the truth, however, is never a sustainable situation.

The Moon Tarot Card and MONEY

Upright: ​

• The Moon Tarot Card signifies confusion or deception. You might be having some trouble deciding what career path to choose. You may be very unclear or even anxious about your career direction. Or, someone at work may be making things difficult for you. There may be miscommunication between you and your colleagues or superiors Instead of listening to others, focus on listening and trusting your intuition. By doing so, you will make the right decision. Also, the card is a call-out for caution. You will need to make sure that you are wary when making new investments. The presence of the Moon in a reading could also mean that someone is intentionally trying to con you out of your hard-earned money.  So, be careful who you trust. It is important to trust your intuition and only make the decision that feels right. The energy of the Moon will guide you in the right direction. Don’t be overly paranoid but do trust your instincts

 Reversed:

• The Moon Tarot Card indicates that things may be more clear, and you may have a better understanding of which direction you should be working towards. If you work in a creative field, the card reversed can indicate a creative block will disappear. In a general career context, it can indicate that any uncertainty that you’ve been experiencing in your career will begin to stabilize. If you have been unclear about your career path, the card can signify that things will start to become clearer. So, You will feel more confident about your abilities. If you have been confused about your finances, this may start to become clearer. The Moon Tarot Card reversed can be an indicator that deception is being or is about to be exposed. So, if your intuition tells you not to invest or commit money to something, listen to your intuition.​

What does The Moon Tarot Card mean in the HEALTH context

• Upright: The Moon Tarot Card does not necessarily mean you are in bad health. It usually means that you may be struggling with a mental health issue. So, It can be anxiety or depression that needs to be dealt with. The card may indicate that you need to trust your internal voice. If you have a feeling that something is wrong, now is the time to get to the bottom of it. Go get a check-up and push for as many tests as you need to get to the bottom of what’s affecting you.  Additionally, for women, the card could indicate an upset in the menstrual cycle or hormonal imbalance. So, make sure to take your mental and physical health seriously.
• Reversed: The Moon Tarot Card can be a positive card relative to health issues. The card can indicate lifting of mental health issues such as depression or anxiety. The card can also be an indicator of being unable to separate reality from fantasy.  Generally, The Moon reversed shows stability returning to your health in general. If you have been awaiting the results of a health test, you will soon get clarity on what is causing health problems for you.

Tarot Yoga

If you pulled The Moon Tarot Card during your tarot reading, you should practice  Chandra Namaskar (chandra, meaning “moon,” and “namaskar,” meaning “salutation.”) pose or Moon salutation.

Yoga is an expression of body movement, breathing, meditation, and philosophy. Yoga and tarot heal the body by intersecting in multiple realms.  Also, they both create a bridge between your subconscious and conscious mind, use archetypes to reveal life lessons, work with the elements, serve as a guide for the appropriate practice, and help us cultivate our intuition and accomplish our life’s true self. Tarot cards are a divination tool made up of 78 images and qualities, split into 22 major arcana cards representing karmic lessons and 56 minor arcana cards representing day-to-day choices. Read more about TAROT YOGA.

About Tarot

• Tarot cards are a form of divination, which means working with the divine, or your higher self, which is the ultimate purpose of tarot cards, just like yoga. The tarot is in essence a soul map, a deep psychological guide to self-empowerment. Playing with Tarot cards is a conversation with your higher self. The cards always work. It’s not magic—tarot cards are a sacred mirror. There are now thousands of types of tarot decks.
• A traditional deck has 22 Major Arcana (or trumps) which are archetypal images. There are 56 Minor Arcana cards, and sixteen Court or Personality cards; the Kings, Queens, Princes, and Pages. There are four elements or suits: Fire, Earth, Air, and Water, with 10 cards in each. Above all, there are no inherently negative cards. Below is The World Tarot Card Meaning: love, health, money, and Yoga. See also our Free Online Tarot Readings , like popular Yes or No tarot, and 3 cards tarot.

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Sources

Wikipedia The Moon (Tarot card)

Britannica Tarot

 

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