posted March 16, 2007 08:52 PM            

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

posted March 16, 2007 10:39 PM              

venus - moon
venus - mars
venus - AC
venus - Ceres
Moon - ceres

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Virgo Rising 8'57, Sagittarius Sun/4thH 3'26, Pisces Moon/6thH 8'22

"Our passions are not too strong, they are too weak. We are far too easily pleased." - C.S. Lewis

posted March 16, 2007 10:57 PM            

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

posted March 17, 2007 01:40 PM              

Also, I read one interpretation that said people with Jupiter/Moon hard aspects were overly catered to by their mothers and tend to need more more more of everything.

Too much is just enough.

posted March 22, 2007 03:38 AM            

I'm with you, Librachoice7- Jupiter is for sure a definite indicator. Because Jupiter is essentially about greed, lust, and grandiosity. Therefore a strongly aspected Jupiter, whether "positively aspected" or "afficted"- is an indicator not to be neglected.

Since the 9th house is associated with the planet Jupiter, any placements in the 9th house should not go without notice, and must be examined vigilantly.

This means, no offense- but a Sagittarius rising can say a lot about the topic issue here. Or Sagittarius Sun, which, regarding the subject matter, I personally think has yet to be sufficiently explored and discussed. Paradoxically, many vegetarians have Moon in Sagittarius. One can easily associate such a phenomenon with the popular notion that Sagittarius is an animal lover. It's again paradoxical when it comes to that, as Sagittarius is also a sign associating with a love of hunting. Doesn't that contradict with the common concept of the so-called animal lover?

When it comes to indulgence, doing things in excess, overdoing...I think it would be helpful to examine if there are significant aspects with one's Neptune, the 5th house, the 8th house, the 9th house (which has been mentioned above). See if the person has an afflicted Neptune, or a very weak Neptune, associated with many negative aspects. See if there's any conjunction with the Moon. See if Mars is placed in the 8th house, any conjunctions with it, or any square or opposition with it, e.g. Pluto or Uranus, particularly because both Pluto and Uranus are essentially violent planets in a way. Sometimes trines should be looked out as some trines may actually further strengthen, therefore worsen, the afflicted aspects, instead of neutralizing them; in my opinion, sextiles may be the least difficult astrological aspect. If an individual has no positive, or easier aspects to their Sun, Moon, ascendant i.e. the first house cusp, or Mercury (especially Mercury), and if the above happen to be the afflicted planets, it would be harder for the person concerned to gain or regain balance and hence diminish their over-indulgence or repeated, compulsive behaviors. It's important to check if the person's Mercury and Neptune aspect each other well or negatively, and if their Sun and Pluto are in a harmonious aspect or the contrary. The Moon should be taken into much consideration in this too. Once again, I emphasize looking for strongly aspected Neptune, Pluto, and the 9th house and any planet in that house. Over-indulgence and excessive, compulsive behaviors often involve negative astral or psychical influences, therefore the aforementioned planets (and the 9th house) would determine whether a person can conquer their indulgence or more unlikely to.