Okay, so I decided to mess around with tarot cards the other day, you know, just for fun. I’ve always been a bit curious about the whole love and relationships thing, and I figured, why not? The card I pulled was “The Moon,” and it got me thinking about a bunch of stuff.
So, first off, I grabbed my tarot deck and shuffled the cards while thinking about my love life, or lack thereof. Then, I laid them out in a simple spread and flipped over the one that was supposed to represent my current love situation. Boom, it was The Moon. This card has a picture of a big ol’ moon in the sky, with a path leading between two towers, and a couple of animals hanging out underneath. I figured it might mean something important, so I started digging around for more info.
I read up on it, and apparently, The Moon card is all about intuition, illusions, and hidden things. It made a lot of sense. I mean, I’ve been feeling a little lost about love, and I have a deep love for the moon, and even have a tattoo of it. I even have a saying for myself, which is live by the sun, and love by the moon. It’s like the moon represents romance to me, and I always say “I love you to the moon and back” to those I deeply care about.
But this card is more about intuition, and I’ve also been suspecting that maybe I’m not seeing things clearly when it comes to relationships. Like, am I idealizing things too much? Or maybe I’m ignoring some red flags because I want things to work out so badly?
Diving Deeper
- I started journaling about my feelings and past relationships, trying to uncover any patterns or hidden truths.
- I also decided to pay more attention to my dreams, since The Moon card is often associated with the subconscious.
- In career, I started trusting my intuition to do something, although it seemed kind of risky.
Honestly, it’s been a bit of a rollercoaster. Some days I feel like I’m making progress, and other days I feel more confused than ever. But I’m trying to trust the process and see where it leads. It’s like The Moon card is telling me to embrace the unknown and trust my inner voice, even if it’s a little scary.
The Moon card also got me thinking about the connection between love and fear. Like, how sometimes we’re so afraid of getting hurt that we sabotage our own chances of happiness. I know I’ve done that in the past, and I’m working on recognizing those patterns and changing them. It’s tough, but I think it’s worth it in the long run.
So yeah, that’s my little tarot adventure with The Moon card. It’s been a wild ride, but I’m learning a lot about myself and my approach to love. I’m starting to see that love isn’t always clear-cut and straightforward. Sometimes it’s messy and confusing, but that doesn’t mean it’s not worth pursuing. And hey, even if I don’t find “the one” right away, at least I’m getting to know myself better in the process. And that’s always a good thing, right?
