Last month i draw a Tower card in my reading...
Let's see what is the card want to tell us.
The Tower - A lightning flash strikes the upper turrets of the tower, causing it to crumble. The tower is built of brick and represents an attempt by humans to scale the heavens. Two figures falling from the tower.
The tower is a card about war, a war between the structures of lies and the lightning flash of truth. When you get this card in the reading, you can expect to be shaken up, to be blinded by a shocking revelation. It sometimes takes that to see a truth that one refuses to see. Or to bring down beliefs that are so well constructed. In here, the most important to remember is that the tearing down of this structure, however painful, makes room for something new to be rebuilt. If you are already in a suppressing feelings of grief, anger, or disappointment, let these feelings go and your life will soon change for the better.
No one will like this card as this is a sign to tell us, something is not true. It is however one of the clearest cards when it comes to meaning. False structures, false institutions, false beliefs are going to come tumbling down, suddenly, violently and all at once.
I have an experience when i get this card in my reading. This is really pain and hurt, but i know this is the only way of seeing the truth. Sometime, people may refused to see or accept the truth, but this will only makes them feel more and more hurt and anger, because they are not willing to let go of the things they are having now (the old structure). What we can do is, face the truth, learned from the past and rebuilt it with your knowledge and ability. You know what to do and you know who you really are, just remember, if we place our lives on a firm spiritual foundation and align our purpose with the will of the cosmos, our destiny will have a positive outcome.
Nothing built on a lie, on falsehoods, can remain standing for long. Better to tear it all down and rebuild on the truth. It is not going to be pleasant or painless or easy, but it will be for the best.
Today, i would like to share here is the Moon in tarot.
From the card show, two dogs barking at the moon, the moon itself is shown both in its full and first quarter aspects, and shines its light down on two castle turrets, representing humans' domain. In the foreground is a large pool of water representing the waters of Life and, by extension, the powers of the subconscious mind from which creative ideas emerge.
In spiritual interpretation - The moon symbolizes the unceasing cycles of change, including the ebb and flow of the biological and psychic tides affecting fertility and creativity, respectively. In the spread, this card associated with intuition, dreams, and the manifestation of psychic powers. Trust the messages you receive through your dreams and heed the inner voice of your intuition.
When we experience such turbulent emotions, it is difficult to believe that we could ever feel harmony and peace within ourselves again.
When The Moon appears in your readings, you can be sure there are issues in your life that are causing confusion and mixed emotions. When you draw this card, it is suggesting you take a step back and view your situation from a different perspective and with a calmer logic.
However, The Moon does represent powerful feelings and it isn’t always easy to gain clarity: we often can’t ‘see the wood for the trees’. The path to clarity and understanding is a challenging one, yet despite the emotional wrenches you may feel, it is right for you.
If you are in a situation where you need to let go of a lover or partner for whatever reason, but emotionally cannot summon up the courage to do so, even though you know it’s the right thing to do, trust that the new path you seek is right for you. Often when a decision is very difficult and causes strong emotional resistance within us, we allow our weaker nature to rule. However, in many of these situations it is a brave heart and clear mind that help us see through the fog of unruly emotion and step onto our true path.
The Moon not only represents illusion caused by powerful emotions, but also trickery created by other people’s lies or misleading behavior. Therefore, when The Moon appears in a reading, it’s a good idea to question your motives and those of people close to you, and it is best to refrain from making firm decisions until you know and feel a sense of certainty about your choices.
It also suggest you to attend to your dreams, feelings, hunches and intuitions now. it is very important to become aware of what lies beneath the surface or buried in the past. your gut feelings may be more reliable than logical analysis. If you question about being deceived, this card suggests that you are the victim of false information and double dealing. Something is happen behind the scenes that will eventually come to light.
The Moon may suggest that your avoidance to take action or make a tough decision about a certain situation is simply due to fear of loss. Fear has much to do with The Moon, and courage is always needed to conquer fear, so take your time when The Moon appears in your readings and search for your inner courage. With patience you will find the clarity you seek.