Waxing Gibbous, 98% lit: the Moon is in Aquarius

The full moon in Pisces is 2 nights out

Kitsune Tarot
The Star, from the Yōkai Tarot

Painted for this deck by Ada & Claude

Yōkai Tarot · Major XVII

The Star

hopehealingprophecy
Arcana
Major XVII
Deck
Yōkai Tarot
Yes / no
Yes

Upright

Amabie rises from calm water and pours light on the shore: the healer who asks only to be seen and shared. Hope returns, quiet and slightly strange. Let it.

Reversed

The prophecy ignored because it came with a beak. Cynicism as armor. The light on the water didn't go out; you stopped looking down the shore.

Draw with this deckAll 78 cards

The Star, painted three times

All three decks run the same seventy-eight cards, so this one has two siblings: the same card, painted for a different world.

The Star, from the Kitsune TarotKitsune TarotAfter the tower, the pool. The luminous fox pours water back to land and water under one great star: healing, faith, a quiet certainty that the way is still lit.See this one  →The Star, from the Fill the Void TarotFill the Void TarotAt the night windowsill beneath one great eight-pointed star, dipping a paw into a moonlit glass of water. Quiet, unhurried hope. The worst has passed; let yourself believe it.See this one  →

Further reading

The same card, painted three timesThree decks, 234 paintings and seventy-eight ideas between them. What actually changes when the Tower is a pagoda struck by lightning, a storm on schedule, or a cat riding the Christmas tree down.