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I love the moon, too. No matter how many bad interpretations I read about it, I rarely see it as a negative. It means very deep emotions and trusting your intuition to find your way in the dark.
3crows said:Why does the moon card always gets a bad rap? Do people fear the moon? Is there something evil about the moon? The moon is connected to femininity and cycles and intuition and the magnetic pull of ocean waves and tides. Is this bad??? I don't get it! Help!
3crows said:Why does the moon card always gets a bad rap? Do people fear the moon? Is there something evil about the moon? The moon is connected to femininity and cycles and intuition and the magnetic pull of ocean waves and tides. Is this bad??? I don't get it! Help!
I love that! That is truly beautiful and I am going to have to remember that part.mrene said:I love the moon card. It's magnetic pull, the effect it has on the rhythm of the tides and how people are all bound by that same rhythm as well fascinates me.
Free Flight said:I see the upright moon in a more positive, reflected light. (haha sorry for the pun). At worst in its uprightedness I see confusion. On the other hand I see the reversal of this card as the true dark evil side of life..this to me is the worst possble card.
Nerd said:My tarot mentor pretty consistently reads the moon card as "hidden things coming to the surface." Often these are repressed thoughts and emotions, so scary, uncomfortable, difficult...but not necessarily evil or bad.
MercyMe said:Absolutely Greek dualism had a LOT to do with labeling the Moon "bad." It also labeled just about everything feminine "bad," along with anything wildish and untamed. These were all linked together with unpredictability (bad) and since the moon has phases and seems to compel people and the earth to act in unpredictable ways, it's bad, bad, bad.