On the Moon we can see the silver globe lighting up the sky with a double face. The first one shows the Moon around which its rays are splashing, while the second one is inside it showing the features of a human face. The Moon itself, as well as its glow, are of a warm yellow color, and the sky on which it is located indicates day rather than night. On the ground we can see a dog howling to the Moon, a wolf, and a crab emerging from the water, which is the astrological sign of this card. In the background there are two towers and between them there is a winding road going upwards. The Moon in Tarot symbolically refers to sensitivity, emotionality and subtlety, but also, and above all, to the subconscious. The Moon, although it carries a very large emotional load, will usually refer to what is hidden and very deeply rooted in the human psyche. It is also a reference to the animal instincts of our human nature and the world of illusion, which can only be seen under the moonlit sky. This card very often points to hidden matters and influences, and brings even more ambiguity into life. As a symbol of the mother it is also associated with deep feelings and pregnancy.