How To Read The Akashic Tarot New Moon Card Spread
Are you new to using a Tarot Deck? Sometimes it helps to have a particular spread explained. I hope you enjoy this short review and that it will help you to contemplate the cards you pull for your New Moon Card Spread.
Table of contents
- New Moon Reflections with the Akashic Tarot
- My New Moon Card Spread
- 5 of Roses – The Garden
- 1 of Keys – The Architect
- Archangel Gabriel
- New Moon Card Spread – the second half
- 6 of Roses – The War of the Roses
- The King of Keys
- 1 of Scrolls On Track
- Learn More About My Akashic Tarot Readings and Coaching
- Join the Waitlist For My New Akashic Tarot Course
New Moon Reflections with the Akashic Tarot
This year, I’m using The Akashic Tarot for daily self-reflection—three-card spreads each morning—along with dedicated six-card spreads for every new and full moon.
The Akashic Tarot has always resonated deeply with me as an Akashic Records reader. If this deck calls to you, it’s available on Amazon. It includes 62 cards: 22 Major Arcana and four suits of Minor Arcana, each containing ten cards.
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From the guidebook, the suits represent:
- Roses — relationships, emotions, home, children, family, and inner conflicts.
- Scrolls — the mind, communication, and study. (Scrolls also link to the Akashic Records through the archetype of the Scribe—the keeper of records.)
- Keys — values, wealth, success, abundance, career, confidence, and power.
- Forces — energy, consciousness, and Natural Law, which teaches that consciousness creates reality and energy attracts its likeness.
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My New Moon Card Spread
For my New Moon practice, I draw six cards.
The first three are pulled intuitively after shuffling until a card “jumps” or falls from the deck. You might prefer to shuffle and then cut the deck into two or three piles. Choose whichever approach feels most aligned.
5 of Roses – The Garden

The Garden often symbolizes opportunities or blessings for children. My son is currently working on college scholarships, so I’ll take this as a very positive sign!
In the image, the children’s play connects this card to the Roses suit, which is relationships and family. The boy aiming his slingshot toward the next card also suggests a directional influence in the reading.
1 of Keys – The Architect

This card holds personal significance for me, evoking a remembrance of a past life and my current plans to build and create new material.
For my son, The Architect speaks of planning, structure, and potential. It’s a reminder that what’s designed now will manifest later.
Archangel Gabriel

Out of six cards, Archangel Gabriel appeared—always a meaningful sign for writers. Known as the angel of communication and creativity, Gabriel encourages me to prioritize writing this month.
Interestingly, my six-month Archetype reading with Caroline Myss also features The Scribe this month—double confirmation that it’s time to put pen to paper!
New Moon Card Spread – the second half
6 of Roses – The War of the Roses

This is the relationship card among relationship cards. It signals a karmic connection that’s no longer aligned with Spirit—time to release it.
I know exactly which relationship this refers to, and I’ve been doing a 21-day clearing prayer to dissolve the remaining karmic threads. This card couldn’t be more on point.
The King of Keys

This may signify the arrival of a new partner, someone ambitious, confident, and career-driven.
Alternatively, it can serve as guidance for me to step into my own authority—to embody the King of Keys energy myself.
1 of Scrolls On Track

Scrolls connect to consciousness and learning. This card is a strong affirmation that I’m moving forward on my path.
In April, I’ll begin a new practice to deepen my intuitive access to higher astral planes.
This card not only validates that choice but, placed beside The King of Keys, reinforces the message: step into your spiritual authority.
Interestingly, I’ve also been clearing a “hard-coded energy point” in my nervous system known as Authority, so the synchronicity is striking!
Learn More About My Akashic Tarot Readings and Coaching
Working with the Akashic Records expands your connection to the Soul through your Higher Self — your intuitive aspect.
If you’re new to this work, I recommend starting with a Soul Star Reading.
If you’ve already had one, deepening your practice with the Akashic Tarot can take your intuition even further.
Being able to access your Akashic Records through the Akashic Tarot strengthens your connection with your Higher Self — and expands your intuition as a natural side effect.
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