The moon represents dreams and imagination.

The moon symbolizes listening to your dreams and finding peace in your inner world.

In Yuekari, a dog and a wolf barked at the moon because a crayfish appeared in the pool. There is a path from the pool to the distance, from between the two towers to the mountain. The challenge here is to walk along the road from the pool without being afraid of being knocked down by the fear caused by dogs and wolves. These animals represent your inferiority, the nature of animals, and your fear of unknown or incomplete things.

If you have ever experienced a great loss or are afraid of the upcoming changes in your life, you may notice that you can usually deal with these things rationally during the day. When fear or sadness strikes you again, it may be at night. The sun illuminates the outside world, while the moon illuminates the inner world of feeling, imagination, hope and fear.

Imagination is quite powerful, and it can bring about peace, harmony and joy quickly. It can also produce pain, fear, sadness and anger at the same speed. If I describe to you a furry long-legged spider crawling across the face of a child sleeping on a rattan chair on the balcony, an image or some kind of reaction will appear in your mind. If what I want to describe now is that there is a clean white linen tablecloth fluttering at your feet, and you are sipping a cold drink and watching the sunset sink into the sea listlessly, then you are experiencing another image or another reaction.

Think about the person who hurt you deeply in the past, and think about an unsolved problem. Every time you think of that person or situation again, you may experience some degree of pain again. Now it is your imagination that hurts you. Your imagination is using that person or situation, using them without their knowledge and unity. Do you know how many people are using this useless or even harmful form to develop their imagination?

The moon is a card representing dreams and imagination. Dreams are subconscious energy transformed into images. When this energy is too strong to be absorbed or understood, it may lead to crazy dreams, nightmares and even madness. The word "Lunacy" comes from the word "Luna", which means the moon.

The subconscious fears represented by the moon cards must be faced by us alone, because they transcend language and are deeply rooted in the animal nature in our hearts. If you have confidence in the stars and can accept these wild things subconsciously, these fears will subside, the water will be calm and the road will still exist. This road leads to the sun on the other side of the mountain county, but when your inner world is calm, you can fully understand the outside world.

The moon represents leaving external things and turning to introspection. It means a strong connection with the subconscious through dreams. This is a card representing astrological cancer. Other cards representing Cancer include the chariot and the palace card of the Holy Grail. Cancer's second task is to overcome personal fears in order to use our imagination creatively.

General meaning

The moon represents strong dreams and intuition, which can be conveyed to your consciousness through dreams. Powerful dreams try to tell you something. Listen to your dreams and you will find the answer you are looking for. Maybe you can easily recall those dreams when you are awake, or you may feel tired after normal sleep, because strong dreams interfere with your sleep pattern.

In career, the moon usually refers to some artistic or creative career, or more work at night than during the day. Typical occupations in this field include writing, interior photography design or any work that requires imagination.

Sometimes the moon can also mean deception. Some things are hidden and invisible, so we have to look deeper than the appearance to discover the truth of a certain state.

The moon suggests that you need to face your fears because they may prevent you from doing something or getting something. Pay more attention to your subconscious mind.

Reflections on the relationship between men and women

In the analysis of gender relations, the moon represents everything that is beautiful on the surface and rough on the bottom-everything in daily life is in perfect harmony, but some things have not been discussed, recognized or solved in secret. Maybe you are afraid of deeper commitment, or you want to leave this relationship, but fear pulls you back. Your partner may remind you of past sexual relationships or unresolved issues in your parents' relationship. Things can't just look at the surface. If you are willing to listen to your dreams or subconscious, maybe you can find out what really happens inside you.

Inverted moon

When the card stands upside down that month, the animals painted on the card and the fear they represent are calling you to deal with them. Now the dream becomes a nightmare, because you are looking for a solution to the difference between the inner world and the outer world. Maybe you will find that you are creating disputes or disharmony in your material world, and you want to conquer those fears that exist in your inner world in this way. You may turn these challenges into tangible forms, so that you can deal with them clearly in the sun instead of trying to overcome those vague things lurking in the moonlight.

The handstand of the moon implies that unresolved things are coming to you again. It is time to face these internal challenges, rather than retreat to the security field of the physical world. It's time to go back to Starcard and experience the confidence and hope it provides. This can also remind you that in the same pool, there are not only your fears, but also your strength and solutions to problems.