posted May 27, 2007 12:14 PM            

I get it 4 degrees after you, in VIII.....

Here's an interp I ran across the other day:

Following from http://www.merrynjose.com/artman/publish/article_722.shtml

“The Moon is our receptive, emotional nature. It is where we find security. It is the mother, it is the stomach, it is the past, it is the home. And so Uranus stumbles upon the Moon like an earthquake, shaking the ground that we stand on, taking away that which makes us secure, We feel emotionally unstable. We may cry a lot. We feel that we don’t know what to expect from those closest to us. We may have to move. We may move from place to place. We cannot settle down. The “clinging” moon is awash in emotional turmoil. Ah, but why? Have we become complacent? Are we emotionally insecure?

posted May 27, 2007 12:26 PM            

A friend of mine also has Moon in the 8th house, when transitig Uranus moved on her Moon she suddenly relocated and that was all .. no one died. Moon is the natural ruler of the 4th house.

posted May 27, 2007 12:59 PM            

Uranus entered Pisces back in '03 so I have been watching Vesta is 18.23 Pisces. Moon is 18.21 Pisces.

posted May 29, 2007 04:24 AM              

I discovered the endless possibilities of the internet including messageboards (isn`t that Uranian?), which helped me broaden my horizon immensely.
I also dived even more deeply into astrology, opening up here,t oo. BEfore I had been sticking to very traditional astrology, but then all at once there was more tolerance towards seemingly "unusual" astrological insights.
I also started writing my shortstories; before I only wrote poems or prose, but now I was fascinated with writing stories.
I started to like a certain musical and musicalstar (which was something I had been into as a teenager and now it came back); I opened up to spiritual experiences again (after having closed those doors many years ago). I even gathered the courage to go to Paris on my own for some days, to meet some friends from the internet, which I had never seen before (only email-contact); I even shared a room with one of them. On that trip I also met t hat musical actor and found out he was human like me (before I used to put my favourite stars on pedestals, but after that meeting I can see them as "human" before everything else, even if I adore them to bits).
That trip to Paris was a very very very huge step for me, because I am such a coward, so scared of people, new environments, of basically everything new.
So, yes, I feel that that Transit Uranus freed me in some way. It`s still a hard fight to conquer my own stupid fears, but it was as if I made a huge step in my own evolution back then.