Prompt: “Pull the Moon card from your deck(s). Compare the imagery between the card provided below and the card(s) from your own deck(s). How would you read them differently and why?“
Modern Love Tarot – Eyes closed and hands over heart, the figure in this card is focused on within as the moon shines bright and the wolf howls. In nature, hearing the sound of a wolf’s how can cause fissures of fear and anxiety… or in some it creates a stirring of the wild energy within. There is no such thing as adventure without the niggling of fear to make things exciting. Where are you playing things too safe? Where can you step outside your comfort zone?
Tarot of the Spirit – The man in the moon listens with eyes closed as wolves serenade the night. There’s no domesticity in this card and no contrast for the wild hunt depicted here. What fears are you letting run rampant in your life right now? Where are they calling all the shots?
Silver Acorn Tarot – The Owl and the Hare are having a grand party by moonlight while the tortoise looks on from the water. Like the traditional Moon card, this card depicts two halves of a coin. The wild side that dances in the moonlight and the staid and domesticated side that watches on from a place of stability. This card encourages us to look at which direction we are more likely to lean and examine why that is.
Umbral Embers Tarot – Right, so… I have trypophobia, which means that tie imagery in this particular card causes me a bit of discomfort. It’s right there on the cusp of being shudder-worthy for me, but not yet there. My reaction and discomfort fit the Moon card, and bring to the forefront that aspect of the card’s meaning. Drawing out the trepidation and sense of unknown that can cause us to feel uncertain and fearful.
Twisting the Leaf 