posted January 04, 2007 11:25 AM            

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Sun in Libra
Moon in Cancer
Jupiter in Cancer
Venus in Virgo
Mars in Cancer
Ascendant in Cancer

posted January 04, 2007 12:14 PM            

for ex: i think scorpio sun conjunct
scorpio moon have a depth of connection like no other.

hope this makes sense

posted January 04, 2007 12:38 PM              

I can't really say that I show my moon more than my venus sign *because they're both in Scorpio* .... But I have seen many instances where someone is more like their moon in relationships. My boyfriend for example, has a Cancer moon/Aqua venus...and he's definitely the typical Cancer....I've never really seen the Aqua in him, except that he's had the same group of friends forever. He's very loving, attentitive, affectionate, and nurturing, like a true Cancer. But his Venus is in the 4th house, making him even more like a Cancer!

posted January 04, 2007 12:49 PM            

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Sun in Libra
Moon in Cancer
Jupiter in Cancer
Venus in Virgo
Mars in Cancer
Ascendant in Cancer

posted January 04, 2007 01:21 PM              

Venus represents a lot of things that come before the relationship to help start it and things that helps sustain (or weaken) a relationship down the long run. For example, Venus indicates initial attraction, a smoothness of interaction, success of joint endeavors, and shared tastes and interests. It also indicates reciprocity - a partner's capacity to return your love, affections and devotion - as well as the "ambiance" between the partners that sets the tone and mood of how they love one another. However, Venus itself, on its own, doesn't actually represent the action of loving or virtue of love - to love another person ultimately is in our choices, not in our charts. Venus only tells us simply how we love when we choose to love. That's why you can have people with good Venus contacts yet the love simply isn't there.

Sun and Moon contacts are a little more certain in terms of whether a person will love another than Venus. That is because as humans, we are more incline to love that which makes us *feel good* than what we are attaracted to. And what makes our Sun and Moon feel good, makes us feel good.

posted January 04, 2007 02:43 PM            

I have a "friend" with a Taurus sun that conjuncts my Taurus moon with in 2 degrees. I am a Pisces sun and I believe he has a Scorpio moon, but do not know his birth time-

Would this Sun-Moon conj explain why we just can not seem to get eachother out of our thoughts and have a deep, profound connection that transcends time (and miles!) and I KNOW we have extreamly deep past life connection as well, I just FEEL it!

posted January 04, 2007 03:07 PM              

What if the sun/moon dosen't make any aspects but the moons (in a synastry) forms a trine?

In Example

What if Person A has a

Libra Sun 2 degrees
Taurus Moon 18 degrees

And Person B has....

Gemini Sun 14 degree
Virgo Moon 15 degrees

So the only aspects they have between their sun and moon is....
Moon trine Moon

Thanks in advance!!!

Katie

posted January 04, 2007 03:42 PM              

i believe it's one of the most intricate parts of a relationship. i think the moon is more protective of a person than the sun, venus, and ascendant.

posted January 04, 2007 05:43 PM              

So do you think a couple will brake up if their moons don't make an aspect?

Example:

Person A's Moon is in
Cap. 7 degrees

Person B's Moon is in
Aqua. 8 degrees

posted January 04, 2007 07:18 PM              

I have a Taurus Moon and so does my boyfriend. Not close enough to be conjunct but I am sure the energies are still there.

Our emotions are a lot alike in many ways.

We tend to feel the same emotions at the same time.

I love it.

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posted January 04, 2007 10:41 PM              

They wouldn't brake up for that reason alone.. but if none of the top three (sun/moon/asc) made any major aspect to the others' top three, the likelihood of braking up (or simply drifting apart) would be higher. Usually in long term relationships there is a conjunction. I did synastries for mum/grandparents/dad/aunties & uncles and family friends who have stayed together a long while. There's always a conjunction there. Sometimes it was Sun conjunct Ascendant or Moon conjunct Moon or Sun conjunct Moon or Sun conjunct Sun. Basically any combination (if conjunct) helps a great deal in keeping people together.

Also, these conjunctions weren't always close. One person's Sun was at 18 Cancer and the other person's Moon was at 5 Cancer. When it comes to sun/moon/asc, because they have such a major influence on personality either way.. I think aspects by sign do count. The person with a Cancer Moon will act as a Cancerian Moon regardless of the degree and so would the person with a Cancer Sun. The connection would be stronger if closely conjunct, but if not they would nonetheless be simpatico and supportive of each other.

posted January 04, 2007 11:02 PM            

We also have conjunct leo moons which I really love, my moon conjunct my exes leo sun and it was too much, but I love the conjunct 'emotions'.

My moon trines his aries venus and mars as well so emotionally I'm attracted to him in a lot of ways. His sun conjuncts my venus which has gotta help the attraction too!

posted January 05, 2007 12:53 AM              

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posted January 05, 2007 01:48 AM              

A guy who had their moon sextile my sun (by a 1 degree orb) still managed to 'grate' my nerves (other interaspects explained why)... another one, his moon made a close conjunction to my sun (I found him to be way too needy and emotionally dependant on me...not good...other aspects only added to his 'needyness'...eh). I can see why sun-moon interaspects are so 'highly-touted' but I have found that overall it is not really what it's cracked out to be...that and a little thing called, 'free will'.

So, yeah on to it...overall I look at all synastry interaspects.

However, the moon is important (no denying that)...emotional affinity, emotional compatibility is very important in a 'real'; intimate relationship between two individuals.

As are Sun, Venus, Mercury, Mars, Saturn, and ummm all the other planets...plus, house overlays, declinations, and ummm who can forget the asteroids and the composite chart...

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'Virgo Ascendant, Libra Moon, Aries Sun'

posted January 06, 2007 05:42 AM              

In my case, my Jupiter is in Aries. Which is then the same sign as his ascendant and moon.

His Jupiter is in Scorpio - the same sign as my moon and Uranus (they are conjunct).

My Mars is in Pisces... his is in Aquarius... he has nothing in Pisces, I have nothing in Aquarius.

posted January 06, 2007 01:28 PM            

This is a good connection, it makes the sextile with supportive aspects from both Moons.

Ok now who feels it more (personally)
look at whos planets are falling into the 1st and 7th house of the other.

posted January 06, 2007 01:51 PM              

he is more stay at home and family oriented than I am, which irks me sometimes but it's good for my relationships. So far I am healthier and happier than I was but that could be because I like changing things up.