The Eye of the Lion
According to Richard Hinkley Allen in Star Names, Their Lore and Meaning the star Alterf (18 Leo 11) found in the constellation of the Lion is from the Arabic word At-Tarf or “the glance” of the Lion’s eye, although on modern maps the star lies in the open mouth of the lion.

This is where Ptolemy located it suggesting there may have been another star originally associated with the name.

The Lion’s mouth suggests this star is about communication, the Lion’s eye suggests this star is about what we perceive. So, perhaps this is about what the Lion sees and then is willing to communicate?

These questions may help with your cross-quarter inquiry. What are you seeing or not seeing? What are you only glancing at and not really seeing clearly? How can you look more closely as what is really there and then how do you communicate that?