8:57 PM
April 29, 2018
Washington, DC
Welcome back, Sky Watchers, for this extremely intense full Moon in Scorpio!
The chart of this lunation has an ascendant at 21 Scorpio, giving rulership of the chart to both Mars (classical) and Pluto (modern). These malefics are conjunct in Capricorn in the 2nd house, and they are both sextile the Ascendant. This means that both Mars and Pluto will be feeding their energy to the “body” of energy expressed during this full moon lunation.
Jupiter is conjunct the ascendant, and he expands whatever he touches. Although Jupiter is a benefic, its sextile to the MMars-Pluto conjunction allows it to exaggerate the intensity felt by the malefics joining forces.
Saturn shares his sign with his junior allies, and he makes us earn our success, so he is placed well for financial and career advancement. Mars motivates us to passionate action, while Pluto totally transforms our lives. These three planets are not fooling around; they’ve got a lot of energy flowing in their direction, and the time is now.
Both the 2nd and 12th houses are important in this chart. The 2nd house is where are three malefics are, and it rules our security, movable possessions, personal finances, and material goals. This is the house of things we value. The Moon is in the 12th house rules our subconscious mind, our past life, the prisons we create for ourselves, our mental creativity, and our connection to the higher power and our release.
The Moon represents our emotions and our soul’s evolution. Although a water sign, Scorpio doesn’t do well with emotional processing and is in fall in Scorpio. The Moon struggles to deal with the brooding, intense Scorpio power. The 12th house is where we pack away everything that bothers us. Having the Scorpio moon here could mean that we are feeling very unsettled about our own emotions.
Neptune is in Pisces in the 4th house and he is trine the moon. This means that Neptune is sending energy back to its natural house of rulership, the 12th. In doing so it’s added a layer of illusion and delusion to those deep Scorpio waters. Make sure that you’re seeing what’s really there.
Full Moons are always times of heightened emotions; however, with the moon connecting to Neptunian energy while resting deep in the 12th house, it could prove challenging. The Moon also naturally rules the 4th house. With the moon receiving Neptunian energy from the 4th house, there could be a component of the emotional equation that has to do with our family ties.
The Sun is in the 6th house of day-to-day tasks, our health, and our jobs. The sun is trine Saturn in Capricorn, which could mean a boost for our career, especially since Saturn is in the 2nd house. It’s important for us to be mindful to apply caution with our coworkers as well; with so much emotion flying around it will be very easy for us to allow ourselves to become overly involved.
To survive this full moon, look to the Leo north node in the 9th house of higher learning, philosophy, traveling, and language. Leo represents fun, play, childlike wonder and joy. It’s okay to be a little bit selfish and plan something that brings you joy to counteract the intensity of any pent up emotions.
The chart of this lunation has an ascendant at 21 Scorpio, giving rulership of the chart to both Mars (classical) and Pluto (modern). These malefics are conjunct in Capricorn in the 2nd house, and they are both sextile the Ascendant. This means that both Mars and Pluto will be feeding their energy to the “body” of energy expressed during this full moon lunation.
Jupiter is conjunct the ascendant, and he expands whatever he touches. Although Jupiter is a benefic, its sextile to the MMars-Pluto conjunction allows it to exaggerate the intensity felt by the malefics joining forces.
Saturn shares his sign with his junior allies, and he makes us earn our success, so he is placed well for financial and career advancement. Mars motivates us to passionate action, while Pluto totally transforms our lives. These three planets are not fooling around; they’ve got a lot of energy flowing in their direction, and the time is now.
Both the 2nd and 12th houses are important in this chart. The 2nd house is where are three malefics are, and it rules our security, movable possessions, personal finances, and material goals. This is the house of things we value. The Moon is in the 12th house rules our subconscious mind, our past life, the prisons we create for ourselves, our mental creativity, and our connection to the higher power and our release.
The Moon represents our emotions and our soul’s evolution. Although a water sign, Scorpio doesn’t do well with emotional processing and is in fall in Scorpio. The Moon struggles to deal with the brooding, intense Scorpio power. The 12th house is where we pack away everything that bothers us. Having the Scorpio moon here could mean that we are feeling very unsettled about our own emotions.
Neptune is in Pisces in the 4th house and he is trine the moon. This means that Neptune is sending energy back to its natural house of rulership, the 12th. In doing so it’s added a layer of illusion and delusion to those deep Scorpio waters. Make sure that you’re seeing what’s really there.
Full Moons are always times of heightened emotions; however, with the moon connecting to Neptunian energy while resting deep in the 12th house, it could prove challenging. The Moon also naturally rules the 4th house. With the moon receiving Neptunian energy from the 4th house, there could be a component of the emotional equation that has to do with our family ties.
The Sun is in the 6th house of day-to-day tasks, our health, and our jobs. The sun is trine Saturn in Capricorn, which could mean a boost for our career, especially since Saturn is in the 2nd house. It’s important for us to be mindful to apply caution with our coworkers as well; with so much emotion flying around it will be very easy for us to allow ourselves to become overly involved.
To survive this full moon, look to the Leo north node in the 9th house of higher learning, philosophy, traveling, and language. Leo represents fun, play, childlike wonder and joy. It’s okay to be a little bit selfish and plan something that brings you joy to counteract the intensity of any pent up emotions.
See you next time, Sky Watchers!
Blessings,
Tara
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