The Moon in astrology rules our hidden tides, our past ghosts, our lullabies from the cradle. She is the keeper of the nightlight, the drawer of curtains in the theatre of your soul. She represents memory, mood, mother, and mystery....
The Moon is endlessly waxing and waning like a mystical mood ring strapped to the wrist of the universe itself. When someone’s personality is strongly influenced by the Moon in astrology – especially if it’s a dominant player in the Continue reading The Moon & Cancer: A Woman’s Intuition
The Moon in your chart rules your inner tides, the shifting moods and the deep well of your memories. It’s the emotional memory of your soul, it remembers every bump, bruise, cuddle, and trauma, then stores it in your psyche....
As we turn our gaze upward to the mysterious Moon, the night’s light, ever shifting, ever cycling, we are in awe of its quiet power and constant presence. The Moon in astrology is the body within. She governs the tides,...
The Moon’s influence is not subtle—it is a force we can witness, a great magnet pulling the seas into motion, shaping the rhythm of the waters. It is gravity made visible, the unseen hand that lifts and releases, a pulse...
Is the Moon a favorite of women? One might say it’s more like a confidante, a mirror in the night sky reflecting something deeply primal, mysterious, and ever-changing. For centuries, the Moon has been associated with femininity, with its cycles...
The sun in our birth chart is the glowing dot within the infinite circle—both the starting point and the purpose of our life story. It symbolizes the urge to express, the drive to realize, the hunger to become. The circle...
The Moon is the mistress who hangs in the sky like a pale mirror, reflecting back our deepest yearnings and tender vulnerabilities. A symbol not just of the tides, but of the emotional ebb and flow within each of us....
I’m halfway through editing my Moon conjunct Saturn article (which is relevant even if you have the opposition or square), and suddenly, I found myself getting tearful. It’s odd because this aspect isn’t even in my chart. Perhaps it’s because Continue reading Sad Lunar Day
The Moon was among the first celestial objects to be studied, owing to its prominent visibility and intriguing phases. Despite being the smallest of the planets, its proximity to Earth makes it appear as large as the Sun, establishing them...
Dissociative states occur when a person is under great stress from external influences, other people’s cruelty, or deeply felt previous internal conflicts with a disturbing immediate situation. The Moon (emotion) in Pisces (sensitivity) on the Dragon’s Tail (karma) is supposed Continue reading Dissociative States
The Moon is the silent observer of our nightly dramas, casting its soft, silver glow upon our deepest secrets. The Moon doesn’t just light up the night sky; it shines a spotlight on the shadowy recesses of our psyche. Think Continue reading The Reactionary Moon