Such mental heath issue exist in the world. But the guidebook is, again, being irresponsible (I think) with this dramatic view of the combo.
You know, those articles in the news where a husband felt himself a failure as a man, or a wife was in deep postpartum and they killed the kids before killing themselves. The Moon *can be* delusions and sometimes literal "lunacy." Put these two together and you *could* get suicidal depression.
5/Cups often indicates an obsession over something you've lost or done wrong, to the point where your self worth is gone and you can't think of anything besides how miserable you are, how horrible a person you are, etc. That said, I'd say that the authors of this deck think that these two cards, together, might indicate suicidal tendencies. A guidebook is no place to be mysterious. As a writer of tarot books, myself, I think it irresponsible of them to caution readers about any combo without fully explaining what it means. I'm sure they're on line and likely have at least a Facebook page.
I did a reading with my new Steampunk Tarot deck and it had a caution in the guidebook to be careful is five of cups appears in a reading with the moon.I wonder if you shouldn't write to the authors of the Steampunk tarot.
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