Hast thou ever gazed up at the moon and felt her watching, glowing soft and silver in the velvet sky? She is no mere light above—but a quiet enchantress, ever-changing, ever-guiding. I, a humble reader of cards, have long walked in her rhythm. When you bring me your three most tender questions, I wait for her nod, then lay the cards beneath her light. The answers, I believe, are clearer when she speaks.
Why the Moon Feels So Magical
To most, she is a pearl in the heavens. But to those who listen, she is a whisperer of secrets. Each of her phases bears a mood, a melody, a message. The new moon, dark as velvet, speaks of beginnings. The full moon, bright and bold, reveals truths. The waxing moon builds, and the waning moon heals.
When I read your cards, I seek the moon’s blessing. Her light wraps the deck in mystery, her silence deepens the insight. Ever stood beneath a full moon and felt the world hush? That, my dear, is the kind of magic I weave into your reading.
How the Moon Guides Your Reading
Each moon phase brings its own power. I choose the one that best suits your heart’s questions and wait until the time is just right. Only then do I shuffle the cards, breathing your name into the silence, and draw what fate has placed before you.
- New Moon: For fresh starts and brave beginnings. Perfect for dreams not yet born.
- Waxing Moon: A time to grow and build. Ask about love blooming or work unfolding.
- Full Moon: She who reveals all. Best for truth, clarity, and those questions that ache to be answered.
- Waning Moon: Letting go, shedding pain, healing old wounds. The moon wanes, and so too may your burdens.
It is a gentle dance—your questions, my cards, and the moon’s light as our music.
Choosing Questions That Shine
Before you write to me, find stillness. Perhaps light a candle, sip tea, and let your thoughts drift like leaves on a stream. What weighs on your heart? What stirs your soul?
Good questions are like lanterns—they light the way. “What path brings me joy?” glows brighter than “What’s my fate?” If you’re unsure, fret not—I shall help you shape them. It is like sending a quiet wish to the moon herself.
What Happens During Your Moonlit Reading
When your questions reach me, I consult the lunar calendar. I wait, sometimes a night or two, for the moon to offer her nod. Then, in candlelight, I prepare my sacred space. I may place a crystal or burn a bit of sage, just so.
I shuffle, slow and steady, thinking only of you. The cards begin to stir. I lay them down like chapters in a story meant just for you. Say you ask, “Is it time for my dream to bloom?” under a new moon—I may draw the Ace of Pentacles. A sign, perhaps, that the seed is ready. Or perhaps, beneath a waning moon, you ask about sorrow—and the Star appears, bearing comfort.
Your reading arrives as a letter—written in care, stitched with wonder, sent across the stars to land softly in your inbox.
Why Moon-Timed Readings Are Special
One might ask—why wait for the moon? Ah, but timing is everything, dear heart. Her phases are the breath of the universe. When I align your reading with her rhythm, the cards sing louder. They speak clearer. It is not a rule, but a reverence. A way to remind you that you are part of something far greater.
You give me three questions. I give you a reading spun in starlight. Simple as that.
A Moonlit Tale to Tell
A lovely soul named Mia once asked me three questions. Her first—“What’s next for my career?”—came beneath a waxing moon. I drew the Knight of Wands, bold and charging forward. Her next—“How may I trust myself?”—was sent beneath a full moon. The High Priestess answered, quiet and sure. Her final question—“What must I release?”—arrived during the waning phase. The Death card appeared. Change was knocking.
I wrote to her with care. She later told me it felt like moonlight had poured into her chest. She stood taller at work. She smiled more. That, dear one, is why I read by the moon.
How to Begin Your Own Moonlit Reading
If your heart is ready, send me your three questions. Share with me what tugs at your soul. I shall wait for the moon’s blessing, then open the cards in your name. You’ll receive a reply woven in wonder—something to keep, to reread, to treasure.
No experience needed. No fear, no judgment. Just you, me, the cards—and the moon watching from above.
Why the Moon and Tarot Belong Together
The cards do not command—they reveal. They offer glimpses, not orders. The moon adds grace to the message, like a kiss upon your hand. Together, they show what is hidden. What is blooming. What may come to pass.
Each reading is different. Like snowfall. Like the sea. Sometimes the cards make you weep. Sometimes they make you laugh. But always, they remind you—you are not alone.
Let Us Catch the Moon’s Magic
So, dear one, shall we begin? Write me your questions. Let us ask the moon to listen. In return, she may whisper truths you’ve longed to hear. With three questions, we unlock a door. Behind it, wonder waits.
By candlelight or beneath the stars, I await your message.
