WolfyJames
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There seems to be a struggle between the eight moon arrows and the ninth arrow with a moon and a sun. I guess the Moon is represented by the eight moon arrows while the ninth one is Sagittarius. These two don't seem to like each other. I guess the moon energy here is not a good one, that the negative aspects of the Moon card appear here like illusions, fears, doubts, moodiness, etc. Some of the negative aspects can be viewed with the most of the characters being struck by doubts and fear, being very moody.
The sun lands on what looks like a man with the head of a tapir in the back of the card. Scion says it's Seth, the egyptian god, his body is red and Seth was effectively a red god. So the sun lands on his chest around his heart. I think it means to find within us who we are and what makes us unique and our strengths in order to disperse the moon energy. So it's a tough battle, whether the fight is inner or outer, but victory is not very far as long as we show fortitude.
Cows represent fertility so while the card may seems scary at first it says that once we connect with ourselves we will find riches there and we will be able to harmonize the moon and sagittarius energies for the moon energy is not necessarely negative.
There seems to be a struggle between the eight moon arrows and the ninth arrow with a moon and a sun. I guess the Moon is represented by the eight moon arrows while the ninth one is Sagittarius. These two don't seem to like each other. I guess the moon energy here is not a good one, that the negative aspects of the Moon card appear here like illusions, fears, doubts, moodiness, etc. Some of the negative aspects can be viewed with the most of the characters being struck by doubts and fear, being very moody.
The sun lands on what looks like a man with the head of a tapir in the back of the card. Scion says it's Seth, the egyptian god, his body is red and Seth was effectively a red god. So the sun lands on his chest around his heart. I think it means to find within us who we are and what makes us unique and our strengths in order to disperse the moon energy. So it's a tough battle, whether the fight is inner or outer, but victory is not very far as long as we show fortitude.
Cows represent fertility so while the card may seems scary at first it says that once we connect with ourselves we will find riches there and we will be able to harmonize the moon and sagittarius energies for the moon energy is not necessarely negative.