This Libra Full Moon is exposing whatever is out of balance.
Libra governs relationship—to others, to beauty, to harmony, and to the delicate art of balance. At its highest expression, it is the practice of meeting another with grace, fairness, and an open heart.
But under a full moon, harmony can reveal its shadow.
This is the moon that illuminates the quiet compromises we’ve made to keep the peace. The ways we soften our truth to remain lovable. The subtle negotiations between authenticity and approval.
A full moon brings what has been hidden into view. It reveals the relational patterns operating just beneath the surface—the places where connection has slowly begun to cost us ourselves.
Below you’ll find the three shadow work prompts we used in our Shadow Work Through Tarot & Poetry circle at Feybl last night, which are designed to help you work with this energy through tarot and generative writing.
Hold each prompt in your mind’s eye as you pull a card, and allow the symbolism to guide your reflection. Let the card be your compass, and the page be your sanctuary.
If you don’t work with cards, that’s OK. Use these prompts to help you spark a dialogue with your subconscious.
There’s no right or wrong way to do this. All it asks of you is to be honest.
Where do I override my truth in order to maintain connection?
Pull a card to explore:
Where you say yes when you mean no
What you fear would happen if you were fully honest
What part of you feels safer being agreeable than authentic
What am I seeing in others that I have not yet claimed in myself?
Pull a card to reveal:
What you project onto others
What you disown or idealize
What is asking to be integrated
What does it cost me to keep the peace?
Pull a card to illuminate:
Where you avoid tension
What goes unspoken
The emotional residue of unexpressed truth
Xo
The Sun and Moon are both essentially and accidentally exalted. Libra Moon (2 of Swords) in my 11th (7 of Swords); Aries Sun ( exalted and 2 of Wands), 5th house of accidental domicile.