December 14. Today, the reversed card "Moon" fell out for you
the reversed card "Moon" fell out for you
The reversed Moon sees secrets coming to light and subconscious fears being exposed. So what does it have to do with that person triggering you? Turns out, they reflect back at you a hidden part of yourself you are unwilling or unable to face. They do not create chaos in your head. They simply stir the already murky water of your psyche. It’s not their actions that trigger you. It is just that their presence forces a memory or insecurity to surface and haunt you.
The upside-down Moon in love insists that this person triggers your abandonment wounds or fears of deception. They could be fairly inconsistent and vague, which doesn’t help your inner security. This person emanates such a frequency that gets under your skin and resonates with a past hurt or a core fear that has yet to heal. Make no mistake - you do not react to that person. You react to the ghost they resemble.
When it comes to career, the reversed Moon whispers about that person triggering your imposter syndrome or fear of exposure. You feel like this person’s success is unearned and their criticism is too personal. Why? Because this person represents the unpredictable, shadowy aspects of the professional world. You fear these aspects because you cannot control them by hard work or logic. This person simply brings your professional anxieties out of the shadows by their mere existence.
The reversed Moon as a feeling is that disorienting vertigo of a long-held illusion being stripped away. It is as if cold sweat were dripping down your neck as repressed memories emerged one by one. What you feel is not the fear of the unknown. It is the fear of the known. Of the truth about yourself you have been avoiding. It is deeply uncomfortable. Yet, it is ultimately clarifying.
