The Moon
Under the Moon, intuition, dreams, and the subconscious guide you through a shadowy, uncertain landscape where facts may be obscured. The card urges trusting inner tides, noticing signs and cycles, and balancing tame and wild impulses while verifying external information. Upright it favors imagination, protection, and patient movement; reversed it can indicate anxiety, mixed signals, or the uncovering of hidden truths. Naming the shadow and grounding in simple truths calms fears and reveals the next step, turning the night into an ally.
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Visual description:
A pale woman with flowing blue hair stands in a shadowy forest, a bright crescent shining over her brow. Her golden eyes face forward as one hand rests on a great wolf beside her and the other touches a second wolf below. Dense ferns and leaves frame the scene, dotted with small white flowers, while a moth hovers at the edge. The wolves’ eyes gleam in the dim light cast by the crescent.
Meaning:
You step into a midnight grove where a crescent crowns a silent maiden and two wolves press close, one watchful and one baring its teeth. Leaves whisper and the path blurs, and even your own footprints seem unsure. Upright, the Moon asks you to trust the pull of intuition, follow dreams and signs like the moth seeking pale blossoms, and move softly while facts hide in the underbrush. It speaks of cycles, imagination, and the subconscious, urging you to verify what you hear and see even as you let inner tides guide you. The crescent, like a Slavic lunitsa, suggests protective guidance as you balance the tame and the wild within. Reversed, the fog becomes anxiety, mixed signals, and self-deception, or else the veil finally thins and secrets surface to release fear. Name the shadow, ground yourself in simple truths, and the wolves calm; then the next bend of the trail appears. Patience makes the night an ally rather than a maze.
Slavic Legends Tarot
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