The Moon

When this card appears many times I think of the right and left side of the brain because of the path that runs through the middle of this card.  Both sides of the brain look alike but can have different functions, like this card.  There are towers on the right and left, the are are dogs/wolfs on the right and left.  The Sun, Moon, and lobster are both in the center.  The ground is both hilly and mountainous on both sides.

So on the left side the dog appears to be howling or yapping at the moon while on the right the dog is bearing it's teeth and has pointed ears, suggesting it's a bit more irritated that the dog on the left.  What I see here is the dog on the left is urging us to do the right thing, even if there's some emotional pain involved while the dog on the right wants vengeance, action, retribution and will worry about the cost of that action at a later date.

The lobster is climbing out of the water suggests that we should rise above the situation, move from our comfort zone and address the issue at hand.  The Moon eclipsing the Sun would suggest that we should rely on our own intuition - we know more than the mere physical situation, we need to stop and find a quiet place and 

meditate on the situation.  The Moon eclipsing the Sun could mean two things - either it's blocking the rays of the Sun suggesting a time of cooling off is needed or that things that are hidden in the shadows which are unclear will be revealed in the broad day light and the situation will fully come to light.

 I also see the two towers as a doorway - either you can stay where you are or move forward and face the challenges, represented by the mountains, which lie ahead.