Okay, so I’ve been messing around with tarot cards lately, and I wanted to try something a little different. I saw this thing online called “Moon in Love Tarot,” and it sounded kinda cool, so I figured, why not? I’m no expert, just so you know, but I like trying new things. I decided to record what I did, a sort of my step-by-step.
Getting Started
First, I cleared my space. I lit a candle, because ambiance, you know? I always use a selenite stick to wipe clean my cards before I start. It’s like hitting a reset button for the energy. Then I shuffled my deck, just kinda thinking about love and relationships in general. I wasn’t focusing on anything specific, more like opening myself up to whatever the cards wanted to tell me.
The Pull
I didn’t follow any specific spread I found online. I just went with my gut. I pulled three cards:
- First Card: Representing the overall energy of my love life.
- Second Card: Representing how the Moon’s energy is influencing me.
- Third Card: Representing what I need to focus on.
Okay, time to get real.
Card Meanings (My Take)
So, I am using Rider-Waite card and I put the card face down and turn it over.
- The overall energy card I have is,The Lovers(VI). This card to me indicates relationships and choices, I need to make a choice from my heart.
- The Moon’s energy card I have is,Eight of Swords. It’s kind of trapped and blinded, like I’m not seeing the full picture in my love life.
- What I need to focus card I have is,Page of Cups. The Page of Cups is all about new beginnings and emotional * I think I should keep my heart open.
Putting It Together
When putting the cards all toghter and thinking, what I got from this little experiment was a reminder to trust my intuition (that Moon energy!) but also to be aware of my own blind spots. Maybe I’m not seeing a situation clearly, or maybe I’m holding myself back in some way. The Page of Cups felt like a positive sign, encouraging me to be open to new possibilities and not be afraid to express my feelings.
It was a fun little exercise. I don’t know if it changed my life or anything, but it definitely gave me something to think about. Might try it again sometime, maybe with a different focus. Who knows!
