So, I’ve been getting into tarot lately, and it’s been a wild ride. Today, I pulled the Moon card in a reversed position when I was asking about someone’s feelings. It got me thinking, and I just had to jot down my whole process and what I dug up about it.
Getting Started
First off, I grabbed my favorite tarot deck—you know, the one with the dreamy artwork that just speaks to you? I shuffled the cards, really focusing on the person and their feelings. I kept repeating in my head, “What are their true feelings for me? What are their true feelings for me?” It’s all about setting that intention, right?
The Draw
After shuffling, I cut the deck into three piles and then restacked them. I fanned out the cards facedown and just hovered my hand over them until one felt… different. You know that tingly feeling? That’s how I picked. And bam, I flipped it over: The Moon, but reversed.
Initial Thoughts
My gut reaction was, “Huh, this is interesting.” I mean, the Moon card is usually about illusions, intuition, and the subconscious. But reversed? It felt like things were about to get a bit clearer, maybe some truths were coming to the surface. I have read the Moon card upright before, and it was a tricky one. When upright, I remember I was so confused about the situation, so many hidden things and secrets. This time, it’s reversed. What a relief. I grabbed my tarot journal and a pen, ready to dive in.
Digging Deeper
- First, I looked up some interpretations of The Moon reversed in the little guidebook that came with the deck. It talked about clarity emerging, fears subsiding, and secrets possibly being revealed. Okay, I’m with you so far.
- Then I hit up a few of my go-to tarot websites. They added layers about releasing anxieties and misunderstandings. I also browsed the forum and saw some others’ experiences. They had similar pulls when they did readings about their relationships. One post said that when he got this card reversed, it did mean that the secrets were coming out, but it did not end well since the truth was brutal. Oh, boy, I hope my situation will be different.
- I also thought about the imagery on the card itself. Even upside down, the Moon still had that mysterious vibe, but maybe now it’s less about being lost in the shadows and more about finding your way out.
Putting It Together
So, considering the reversed Moon as feelings, I started to piece it together. It felt like this person’s feelings might be shifting from a place of confusion or hidden emotions to something more open and honest. It also indicated that they may be very calm and collected about their feelings, and they were not acting on impulse. Maybe they’ve been working through some inner stuff, and now they’re ready to face their feelings head-on. Also, they may have a clear idea of what they want about this relationship now. This is a good sign.
My Reflections
This whole process was so cool. It wasn’t just about finding an answer but also about exploring the possibilities and trusting my intuition. I realized that tarot, for me, is like a mirror reflecting my own inner wisdom. Also, I have a deeper understanding of this card now. I think I will do more reversed card readings in the future. It is less confusing and much clearer.
I wrote everything down in my journal, including my initial thoughts, the research I did, and my final interpretation. I even doodled a little picture of the reversed Moon. It’s like my own personal tarot diary, and it’s fascinating to look back and see how my understanding of the cards is evolving.
Anyway, that’s my tarot adventure for today. It’s amazing how a single card can spark so much reflection. I’m excited to see how these insights play out in real life! I will observe the situation for a while and see if there is any change in their behavior. Stay tuned!
