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The Moon and Learning to Trust Uncertainty
The Moon did not clear the fog; it taught me how to walk without pretending the road was fully visible.
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The Moon upright in a spiritual spread rarely gives clean answers. I kept trying to force one anyway: choose this path, trust that person, stop feeling uncertain by Friday.
me to describe the fog instead of escaping it.
What did I know? What was only fear? What kept changing shape when I looked straight at it? That practice changed how I read for myself. Less prediction, more reflection. The Moon became less frightening once I stopped demanding daylight from a night card.
A question for you
If you were in a similar situation, what would you need to see more clearly before deciding?
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