The Moon’s Natal Sign and House, and aspect to the Moon

The Moon's placement in our natal chart provides deep insights into what makes us feel safe and secure. It reveals how we express the purpose through the needs of the zodiac sign it’s in. It reveals how we express purpose through daily activities, attitudes, moods, and habits, and how we adapt to our environment

The aspects to our Moon further illuminate how we instinctively react and respond to life's stimuli.

The Mystique of Luna

Close your eyes and imagine the actual physical Moon in the dark sky. Its soft, ethereal glow bathes the landscape, casting delicate shadows and illuminating the world with a silvery sheen. This gentle luminescence creates a magical atmosphere, where every leaf, blade of grass, and ripple in the water shimmers with otherworldly light, perfect for contemplation and wonder.

The Moon’s shape changes from night to night, yet it always repeats its pattern each month. Observing this regular cycle can evoke powerful imaginative and emotional responses in us, as it has in humans for millennia.

Among the celestial bodies in the night sky, the Moon is the most intriguing and captivating to the naked eye. Its presence, coupled with its ever-changing colour, size, and shape, powerfully influences human imagination, even more so than the Sun.

As the Sun enters Gemini on May 20th, we usher in a season of intellectual curiosity and vibrant social connections. This period, marking the transition from spring to summer, is characterised by nature in full bloom and buzzing activity all around us. Gemini, the third sign of the zodiac and the first mutable air sign, symbolises the creative expression of the mind, adaptability, and intellectual exploration. Known for their curiosity and ability to adjust, Geminis aid the evolution of the soul on both individual and collective levels.

With the Sun in Gemini, we also have Venus, Jupiter joining this sign, placing significant emphasis on Gemini’s influence. As Mercury enters its own sign of Gemini in early June, we find ourselves juggling numerous thoughts and ideas. Curiosity abounds, making it an exciting time to explore and experience new concepts in both our business ventures and everyday lives.

By reflecting on the past events that occurred during Solar and Lunar Eclipses is one of the meaningful way that we could reflect on life. Astrology is the symbolism that we can use as one of the significant tool in our reflection of life that we may have forgotten but at the time it was profound to us, a heartfelt new beginning or an ending that was painful but it has to happen so we have space for the new. It’s seems like a cliches but everything happens for a reason.

When we looked at the Eclipses’ zodiac sign and the planets that made aspect to the Moon or the Sun at the Eclipse it shown us a way how things manifested at the time, not immediately on day of the eclipse, everything was built up before the eclipses, the things that we may have shoved under the carpet, tried to ignore our emotion, our uneasiness hoping it will goes away, but its boiling underneath, when the Eclipses came along, it suggested that it’s time to clean up the houses, where the Eclipses fell in our chart, it doesn’t just ended there after the day of eclipse, its a process, a cycle.

The fascination with planetary transits lies in their potential to act as catalysts for growth, self-discovery, and transformation. As the planets move, they forms aspects with the positions of planets in our natal chart, creating unique patterns to offer insights into various aspects of our lives. These celestial encounters will stimulate shifts in consciousness, influencing our thoughts, emotions, and actions.

As we step into the Aquarius season on January 20th, 2024, the cosmos aligns in a celestial dance, marking a profound astrological event – the conjunction of the transiting Sun and transiting Pluto in the innovative sign of Aquarius. This cosmic rendezvous, taking place on January 21st, 2024 at 00:51GMT, invites us to embrace renewal and rebirth, setting the stage for transformative energies that ripple through both the collective and personal realms.

Secondary Progression is a fascinating astrological technique where each day after birth corresponds to a year of life. In this cosmic alchemy, the planets and luminaries slowly shift, offering a symbolic reflection of your personal evolution. The Progressed Moon, the emotional barometer of your journey, moves approximately 1º per month, spending approximately 2 1/2 years in each zodiac sign.

This Capricorn New Moon holds special significance, aligning with the numerology power of 111, echoing the energy of initiation, new beginning, and put your creative talents to good use, you create what you think.

As Mars continues its journey through Capricorn from the 4th January to 12th February, consider looking at your natal chart to identify the house this transit is influencing for you. Is there a particular area of your life where you feel a surge of energy, motivation, or the need to take action? Reflecting on the specific themes of this house may provide valuable insights into how you can harness the current Mars energy to achieve your goals and ambitions. Take action in this new year! Remember, astrology is a personal and unique guide, so explore how this transit aligns with your individual chart for a more personalised understanding.