**CHALLENGE ENTRY - The Divine Feminine
Okay - I think I have to agree with @Garnet on surmising that this challenge had so many moving parts that perhaps I needed to take a step back and look at this differently. The Divine Feminine certainly has emotional rollercoasters - and no pun intended on this either. The Divine Masculine was easier to approach given its practicality.
So, for my study I stayed directly with the Divine myths and symbols to see if anything would resonate: The Goddess’ Temple: Myths & Symbols of the Divine Feminine in History – Spells8
My attention caught those Divine Feminine aspects that had triplicities - and came across a very intriguing video that Francisco did on the Triqueta Symbol - it’s history and meaning. This certainly went along with the feminine deities that displayed triplicities - Maiden, Mother, Crone; Water, Air, Earth, et al. I have a statue of Hecate, and one that (just for me) represents the Moon and a woman’s life phase - beautiful statue, along with my favorite onyx crows. I came away with feeling that a feminine deity or spirit is “fluid” given the propensity of her divine nature.
For my practice, I did the Flower Moon Spell and had to substitute the ribbon for a piece of red paper. Prior to writing out my intention - I did the red candle mediation. Because there was a prior full moon, I was able to make moon water - FINALLY! 
I am just curious if anyone tried the Tarot card read to see what Deity was reaching out??
Sorry to cut that one short, but because of the time zone difference, I needed to post my entry and did not write down exactly where I saw the Tarot reference, but found this one which is what I did. Just not with the Rider Waite deck. I used Moon Oracle cards.