Collective Tarotscope: Full Moon in Leo Tarot Reading
How do we embody main character energy? See our hero and villain?
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The Full Moon in Leo is an opportunity for us to reflect upon embodying main character energy.
Leo is an archetype of being seen, and we are either seen as the hero or the villain of someone’s story. I was interested in exploring the illumination and the shadow of this archetype through this idea of main character energy, which is very much the essence of Leo.
This collective tarotscope explores our collective relationship to authenticity.
This has also been a week where Venus is in conjunction with Mars, a strong blend of love and will together, creating powerful energy. I’ve personally felt myself warring with my emotions, and I’ve had to dig deeper into my spiritual practices.
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Read below for the written summary!
Card I: Hero Energy 3 of Pentacles
When we show up, we allow others to show up. When we come together, we can create something larger than ourselves.
Card II: Villain energy 2 of Cups
A villain implies the binary existence of a hero. When we demonize the other, we are demonizing ourselves. We prevent ourselves from healing when we splinter the parts of ourselves that we consider unlovable. Are you clinging to relationships that make you feel unlovable? Are you going into relationships because you are clinging to the need to be loved by people that do not want to truly see you? Can you use that energy to be loved to call in the people that can?
Card III: What the universe wants us to know 9 of Cups
You are your strengths and your weaknesses. You are connected to the truth of who you are and who you are not. Leo, when it has learned its lesson, knows it is worthy in all of its imperfections. Leo doesn’t waste anyone’s time, pretending to be someone that it is not. Leo is proud of their journey.
Decks Used:
Smith-Waite (Borderless)
Written By: Irene Lo