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The Three of Wands by Kathleen Smith
TAROT NOW
LEO MOON
Combining the Extroverted Leo With the Gentle Moon
by Kramer Wetzel I
t’s hard to overlook the majesty of the Leo Moon. The problem with the natal Leo Moon is that the Moon itself doesn’t always enjoy being parked in Leo. Leo is a Fixed Fire Sign, ruled by the Sun itself, so it lends a certain flair to the Moon’s capacity as an emotional vessel. It can also be potentially harmful, as they are two flavors that don’t get along. Peanut butter and chocolate make a nice combination. However, unlike peanut butter and chocolate, the Moon’s Sign and Leo don’t always get along, at least, not on the surface. Moving past the obvious problem that the Sun is the Leo association and the Moon is the opposite of the Sun, the real problem comes from the gentle nature of the Moon and the munificence and extroverted Leo characteristics being in conflict. Recognizing, embracing, and exalting the Leo Moon is the easiest place to start. From there, the good graces of the Moon’s influence are easier to work with. There’s a conscious and subconscious flair that arrives with the people carrying this Moon Sign. They tend to arrive as a delicately scented aroma, like a perfume, classic but not
overpowering, a grand entrance that is understated yet obvious. This is the sign of the person who can say more with less. The only warning about this lunar placement is that the exaggerated passion can come back and cause problems. Anyone with The Leo Moon is capable of great personal sacrifice to arrive at the stated goal, whether that goal is a destination or finished project.
As with the Leo Sun Sign, the Leo Moon can be quite tenacious, stubborn to a fault. On one hand, the Leo Moon can hold onto an outdated idea or concept way beyond useful function; on the other hand, this stubbornness will work on a problem until finally reaching a solid solution. When dealing with a person who has a Leo Moon, the easiest way is to emphasize the positive attributes and steer clear of the negative connotations.
Read more of Kramer Wetzel’s vast astrological insights and musings at
www.astrofish.net.
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ugust is a great time to prepare for
the coming season. Whether you’re a parent getting your child ready for the new school year, or an event planner
setting up the calendar for corporate parties, weddings, or holidays, you’re busy and may be feeling a bit overwhelmed. The Three of Wands illustrates
your interaction with the outside world. The amount of energy, effort and knowledge you apply this month determines how fast you reach your targets and rewards. When this card appears in your reading, it says that you make an impact in every public task you take on, even the ones that appear thankless at the time you complete them. You’re good at what you do; you provide value at every interaction. The number three talks about associations and partnerships, the casual and the formal. Focus, keep your feet moving, and do not let pride or conceit turn your attention to superficial things. They may be shiny, but they don’t last long. Make this new season of “planting,” for school, new projects, new contacts and new directions, turn into a bountiful harvest – all from your diligent and inspired effort.
Kathleen Smith is a tarot card and rune reader who lives in San Antonio and owns Tarot Kat Readings. Consider including her in your next party or event. She can be reached at TarotKatReadings@
gmail.com or at 214-240-0690.
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