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The The Moon card from the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot

On the card

A moon with a face looks down on a path running between two towers, a dog and a wolf howling, a crayfish emerging from the pool.

Upright

  • Uncertainty
  • Dream
  • Half-light

Everything on this card is lit indirectly, and the path runs on past the frame. Traditionally the card of not being able to see the whole thing yet, and of the difference between what is there and what you are filling in.

Reversed

  • Clearing
  • Confusion lifting
  • Deception

Read reversed, the half-light either lifts — the shape of the thing becoming plain — or it is being used, by someone or by you.

About this deck

The artwork is the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot, drawn by Pamela Colman Smith to Arthur Edward Waite's direction and first published in 1909. It has passed into the public domain, which is why it can be shown here in full — but it is her work, and the reason this deck became the one nearly every other deck answers to.

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