December 15th Full Moon Tarot Insights: From Chaos Comes Creation
Full moon blessings friends. I’ve pulled cards for this moon cycle, and we’ve got The Empress, the Five of Wands, and the Ace of Wands from the Modern Witch Tarot deck. Let’s see what magic and messages these archetypes hold for all of us. Be sure to have a look at the cards, let’s dive in!
Ever feel like you're swimming in chaos? Maybe everything's up in the air and you're stuck in that messy middle phase, wondering if the pieces will fall into place? Trust me, I've been there - more times than I can count.
This moon cycle speaks directly to those turbulent times, and our full moon tarot reading has surfaced some powerful archetypes to guide us through. Let's explore what wisdom these cards hold for navigating life’s chaos.
Archetypal Pathways: A Card-by-Card Analysis
The Empress
The Empress brings her energy of abundance, fertility, and creative nurturing - she's about bringing things to life and helping them flourish. She represents natural growth and creative potential.
This archetype also speaks to abundance and fertility, but sometimes that very abundance can lead to overwhelm. When ideas are sprouting everywhere, it can feel like a lush but overgrown garden.
When I look at this card, I see a beautiful woman seated on a plush throne. She’s gazing confidently at me, her posture relaxed and regal. She’s surrounded by an abundant landscape of wheat fields and crystalline structures. The sign of Venus is at her feet representing divine power and a potent creative energy.
The Empress phase of transformation can feel like:
The fertile beginning where ideas flow abundantly
That exciting time when everything feels possible
Collecting inspiration from everywhere
Being in a state of creative abundance
Feeling pregnant with possibilities
The Five of Wands
The Five of Wands shows conflict, competition, and dynamic tension - but in the Modern Witch deck, it suggests the kind of productive chaos that leads to innovation. It's like a brainstorming session that gets heated because everyone's passionate about their ideas.
However, this archetype isn't just about external conflict - it's about the internal chaos of having multiple ideas competing for attention. Imagine having several ideas, each championing a different creative direction. You can see all the potential, but it’s challenging to weave the threads together. Which ideas do you keep? Which do you abandon?
When I look at this card, I see five figures coming together to build something. The structure they’re creating looks like it’s about to take the shape of a five-pointed star. Everyone is trying to do their part, and no one person seems to be taking the lead. They appear to be collaborating and working things out as they go.
The Five of Wands phase of transformation can fee like:
The "messy middle" where all your ideas are competing for attention
Having multiple exciting concepts but not seeing how they connect
Feeling overwhelmed by your own creative fertility
Wrestling with different directions
The creative chaos that comes before breakthrough
The necessary struggle of sorting and combining ideas
That feeling of "too many tabs open" in your creative brain
The Ace of Wands
The Ace of Wands comes in as pure creative potential and inspiration - it's the spark that ignites new beginnings and passionate projects. It’s the one wand to rule them all. In other words, it’s the theme or pattern that brings everything all together.
I associate this archetype with a moment of clarity - that divine spark that shows you how these seemingly disparate ideas (or feelings) can unite into something powerful. It's the "aha!" moment when the pattern emerges from the chaos.
When I look at this card, I see a hand emerging from a cloud holding a wand that looks very like a branch. An orb of yellow light surrounds the hand. In the background, I can see a city, a river, and jagged mountain tops. I see a magic wand coming forward to direct energy, initiate change, and bring ideas into reality.
The Ace of Wands phase of transformation can feel like:
The moment when clarity emerges from chaos
Seeing how disparate elements can weave together
Finding the thread that connects everything
The spark of "yes, this is the way forward"
The excitement of beginning to execute on your vision
Together, these cards suggest a theme of tension leading to growth. Here’s a few ways to embrace this idea:
Trust that your multiple ideas, even when they feel scattered, are part of a larger creative process
Understand that feeling overwhelmed by possibilities is a sign of fertility, not failure
Recognize that sometimes we need to let our ideas "fight it out" before the true direction emerges
Have faith that clarity will come, and the Ace of Wands will light the way forward
Use conflict as a catalyst for creativity
Find fulfillment through challenging yourself
Let chaos nurture new ideas
Embrace the messy parts of the process
WHAT’S THE MESSAGE?
This sequence or cards reminds me of that period when we're collecting ideas, letting them bump against each other, and trusting that the right combination will eventually emerge. It's a reminder that breakthrough concepts often need time to collide with other, sometimes contrasting concepts, before they become fully formed.
Chaos is full of potential. This belief can be especially reassuring when you're in that Five of Wands phase, feeling overwhelmed by your own creative abundance. It's not a sign that something's wrong - it's a necessary part of the process. The chaos of multiple competing ideas is often what leads to the most innovative solutions.
To sum it up, The Empress provides fertile ground for ideas, the Five of Wands represents the necessary conflict and competition of different possibilities, and the Ace of Wands shows the breakthrough.
How’s it going in your world? Which of these tarot archetypes resonates most with you right now? Do share, you know I love to hear from you.