She sits between pillars holding scales in her left hand and an upraised double-edged sword in the right, weigh first, then act.JusticeA dog and a wolf howl at the moon: the tamed and the wild instinct, indistinguishable in this light.The Moon

Card combination

Justice and The Moon

A verdict drawn with insufficient light, which the tradition treats as the specific danger of this pair. Justice weighs what is in front of it, and The Moon is the condition of not being able to see what that is. The reading is about judging on incomplete evidence.

Together

A verdict drawn with insufficient light, which the tradition treats as the specific danger of this pair. Justice weighs what is in front of it, and The Moon is the condition of not being able to see what that is. The reading is about judging on incomplete evidence.

In love

Associated with reaching a conclusion about somebody from partial information. The pair is firm that the conclusion is unsafe.

In career

Read for a decision being made without the facts. The pair favours delay over confidence.

The advice

You do not have enough to decide this. Deciding anyway produces a verdict, not an answer, and you will have to redo it.

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