I am not surprised at all to see this card show up sandwiched halfway between two life-altering eclipses. Currently, the Sun, Mercury, Venus, Neptune and Chiron are in Pisces, and your intuition may be running high. Perhaps you find yourself dreaming more; I do feel the need to caution that with this much Pisces energy there may be a tendency toward illusions. This Moon card is more than perfect for today.

At this time, it is important to release your fears. So many of you who contact me are starting to make tremendous progress in this area. The realization that life really does continue and can be rebuilt is important to your growth. The Moon card energy today wants you to remember to maintain a sense of reality and not fool yourself. Your path will be more properly illuminated soonand the energies will shift allowing you to move forward.

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Card of the Day – The Moon – Friday, February 12, 2016

Tarot by Cecelia

Some days, along the way, any light which illuminates your path is welcome. The light of the Moon is often dim, but this week there is some great New Moon energy available for your use. Hopefully, soon the Sun will come out, and it will be like happy days are here again, but take what you can get when you can get it.

Sometimes not everything whichyou need to be clear is clear enough for your important decisions. These illusions tend to create anxiety which is, for the most part, unfounded. You must learn to deal with your insecurities in order to become stronger and find that light at the end of the tunnel. Know that it is coming.

See you here tomorrow!

Thanks in advance for your share!❤️

Source: Thalia Took

This card was last seen December 9, 2016

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The Moon as Calendar and Timepiece

THIS ARTICLE WAS WRITTEN BY SUSAN PESZNECKER POSTED UNDER ASTROLOGY Note: This article is Northern Hemisphere–centric, and all points of observation and movement are given from this perspective. Also, these points will be most accurate when seen closest to the mid-latitudes, e.g., the 45th parallel. To us earthlings, the Moon is a strange, inhospitable place. … Continue reading The Moon as Calendar and Timepiece