19 February – 20 March · Water
Pisces tarot card: The Moon
Pisces’s card is The Moon, with its winding path, its pool and its dreamlike light. Both are about intuition, imagination and the world beneath the surface. Jupiter is Pisces’s old ruler (the Wheel of Fortune); its modern ruler, Neptune, is linked with The Hanged Man.
The Moon, the card of Pisces
dreams · intuition · illusion · uncertainty
The Moon is card XVIII of the Major Arcana, the card of walking through the night. By moonlight, shapes shift and not everything is as it seems. The Moon speaks of dreams, intuition and uncertainty, and it invites you to move slowly, trust your inner sense and let the full picture come into view.
Pisces’s advice from the cardMove slowly through the fog. Trust your intuition, but let daylight confirm what the moonlight suggests.
The ruling planet: Jupiter (modern: Neptune)
The three Minor cards of Pisces
In the Golden Dawn system, Pisces holds three numbered cards of Cups, the suit of Water, one for each part of the sign’s month.
Questions for Pisces
- What am I unsure about, and what do I actually know?
- What is my intuition quietly telling me?
- Which of my fears might look smaller in the light of day?
Questions
What tarot card is Pisces?
Pisces (19 February – 20 March) is linked with The Moon, card XVIII of the Major Arcana. This pairing comes from the Golden Dawn tradition behind the Rider-Waite-Smith deck.
What is the Pisces suit in tarot?
Pisces is a Water sign, so its suit is Cups. Its own Minor cards are the Eight of Cups, the Nine of Cups and the Ten of Cups.
Does a Pisces always draw The Moon?
No. Any card can come up for anyone. When The Moon does appear for you, some readers take it as a card that speaks to your nature as well as to your question.