posted November 22, 2007 11:31 PM            

But until then:

Since when does having a Scorpio moon turned into a bad thing? By far, these people experience feelings to their pinnacle point; ecstasy, sorrow, elation, Joy... Don't think any one can actually say they feel anything totally unless they happen to be a Scorpio mooner Lol!

posted November 23, 2007 12:05 AM            

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Don't think any one can actually say they feel anything totally unless they happen to be a Scorpio mooner

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Its true what Xodian said, we do experience emotions amazingly. Its like we have an extra survival sense with our emotions. We can pick up on danger, on liars (most of the time) but at the same time we can feel everything so well. When people say you look at something but have you really SEEN it? We have seen it...in that metaphorical sense, from the inside...really seen it, really smelled it and really felt it...could be great, but for those little moments of greateness its also a headache...maybe its cuz mine is conj Pluto in the 1st.

posted November 23, 2007 12:21 AM            

Though i find myself extremely comfortable around Scorpio moon ppl (not so much sun). They reeeeally get me. So do Pisces mooners...not so much Cancer mooners. My ex from HS is a Scorpio moon (Cancer sun cancer asc) and my best friend is a Scorpio moon (Libra sun, Taurus asc). They really got me on an insanely deep level. Its very cool to see someone know you so well...could be a bit scary sometimes.

I also pride myself on being very good at detecting BS....thats why I hate when ppl lie to me. I always find out and then loose friends like that because I cannot stand liars. People always slip up, or let something show here and there, or don't account for something in their story and then its just a matter of time. I wonder if other Scorpio mooners have similar experiences?

posted November 23, 2007 12:22 AM              

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Moon in Scorpio

Essence: Prison of the soul - an instinct for the dark side.

Dark-side thinking is like adorning our brow with a crown of thorns. Why waste precious energy when beauty calls to better things.

The mythological river of forgetfulness was conceived as the boundary between purgatory and paradise. Growth results in a timely release from old forms, pains, and identifications. Each moment presents an upward spiral of death and rebirth where the past falls away, and new horizons appear.

"It is useless to pause and weep for a scene in a kaleidoscope which has passed."
- John Gerard

"To mourn a mischief that is past and gone, is the next way to draw more mischief on."
- Shakespeare

The mythological battle with monsters and dragons signifies the struggle to triumph over the lower self and gain freedom from the troubles of the unconscious and instinctual nature.

The psychology of pain is bound up with identifications with things that seem to be subject to loss.

"Nothing is ever really lost, or can be lost. No birth, identity, form - no object in the world. Nor life, nor force, nor and visible thing; appearance must not foil, nor shifted sphere confuse thy brain. Ample are time and space - ample the fields of nature."
- Walt Whitman

We exaggerate our difficulties, and in the moment they seem large. The psychology of trouble is related to our hyperawareness of the current moment that looms so painfully large.

"But should a thorn pierce to thy flesh, why take it as the day's full wage to thee?"
- The Case of Patience Worth Prince, Walter Franklin

The psychic nature is like a tuning fork; it vibrates in unison with whatever difficulties draw near.

"If things go wrong don't go with them."
- Roger Babson

There is healing in benign humor. It is like an antidote to poison.

"The perception of the comic is a tie of sympathy with other men, a pledge of sanity, and a protection from those perverse tendencies and gloomy insanity in which fine intellects sometimes lose themselves."
- Ralph Waldo Emerson

"There are two kinds of discontent: the discontent that works and the discontent that wrings its hands. The first gets what it wants; the second loses what it has/"
- Gordon Graham

The habit of unhappiness is an easy distortion; it is the common lot of humanity as it lives unconsciously. But clear perception is intimate with harmony. The fuller the harmony of the aura, the clearer the perception. The soul is a great musical talent and harmonizing power.

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posted November 23, 2007 12:29 AM            

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"But should a thorn pierce to thy flesh, why take it as the day's full wage to thee?"
- The Case of Patience Worth Prince, Walter Franklin

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Haha that so applies to me...i had a wonderful day yesterday first in a month...and then i lost my bag....so i figured my life just sucks lol. Yup yup

Ralph Waldo Emerson is my true love....im so sad he's dead...im crazy in love with him since HS....Gemini Cancer....ahhh he speaks to my soul with his words of wisdom...funny his pupil and rival Therau (im sure i misspelled that)is a Cancer Gemini.

posted November 23, 2007 10:11 AM            

Yet there is the people with such an aspect to fulfill their sexual desires with no intention of getting emotionally involved with their sexual partners so they usually come off a bit detached and uninterested in long-term commitment.

To quote California Psychics:

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Your relationships feel fated and, in fact, your personal growth is conducted through them. This can mean that sometimes your lover is merely the set for your own great drama. Your conscious side plays the Star, while you project your darkness onto your lover who is forced into the villain role. Sadly, you don't realize it's you directing both parts. Then, you're mystified when your partner accuses you of using him/her to work out your own personal demons. This may well be true, even though you can't see it until you develop experience, maturity and a bit of detachment. It is your fate to learn through your love relationships. Loss, obsession, conflict and separation all are your teachers,with them as guides, you'll learn about boundaries and healthy attachment.

Ideally, you need a lover that meets and satisfies you emotionally, sexually and in a deeply mystical sense.

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posted November 24, 2007 11:42 PM              

Psh, this quote pops in my mind again and again so I just had to post it.

"Look like th’ innocent flower, but be the serpent under’t" - Macbeth, William Shakespeare.