posted February 07, 2009 06:39 PM            

Anyway having a pisces moon is in no way makes for an unsuccessful weak, drunken person prone to bouts of escapism. I think the unevolved traits of any sign could do that.

Also I do agree with the eyes thing my hubby has pretty powerful looking eyes and I am told mine are pretty dreamy looking.

posted February 07, 2009 07:15 PM              

Thanks. See, he isn't in sales. He's in accounting and I don't find many pisces influenced people there. It's mostly all cappys, taurus, and some cancers. There are exceptions, like me, and a few others, but they're rare. I once worked at a place that had 3/4ths of the people who worked there with cappy suns.

So, I don't know much about pisces.

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am a pisces moon and all this crap about having a victim's complex and drugs and alcohol is such bs.
I don't drink, I dont do drugs

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Where did I ever say they were? I only mentioned in response to Glaucus that the people he knew muct be the tortured one's that are in astrology books, so don't shoot the messenger. Take it up with professional astrologers. They write bad things about all the signs. And each sign does have its shadow type.

posted February 07, 2009 10:13 PM              

I think he doesn't openly express his sensitive side, too, but it's probably there. He is a very nice man, that could be a manifestation of pisces moon.

posted February 08, 2009 04:06 AM            

My friend is a whizz with maths and numbers. He is Aqua Sun, but interestingly, Pisces Mercury. I'd need to look it his chart more closely, I guess, but there is another thing about Pisces I have noticed:

I think sometimes Pisces I am taking the sign in general, the archetype has the ability to draw in information and influences from various sources and make them into some kind of sense. It's a mutable sign. Neptune and Pisces gets associated with confusion, indecision, and naivety. But there is the positive side: imagination, the ability to deal with abstract concepts, the flexibility to juggle several complicated concepts at that same time.

Einstein was a Pisces!

posted February 08, 2009 11:22 AM              

Was Einstein a pisces? I thought he was an aqua. Doesn't he have a strong uranus or something? I remember hearing that.

I think the fire signs are sensitive, but hide it better than the water signs. They cover it up with action and a confident attitude.

posted February 08, 2009 11:32 AM            

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He has sun in libra, mars in libra, mercury and neptune in scorpio, venus and pluto in virgo - conjunct, and saturn (critical degree) in capricorn. I think maybe it's thr critical degree saturn that's making him so conservative. Maybe the virgo venus too.

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Ah, are his sun and mars conjunct? It could explain alot as to why he doesn't come off 'really piscean'. The ruler of his moon also happens to be in scorpio which is a very ambitious sign and not to say, it an be conservative too. My ex had neptune in Sag and he was rarely ever in a bad mood but meh, I'm rambling. But even so, I haven't met alot of pisces mooners that I would consider 'aimless' or 'lost'. Compassionate? Yes. But lacking goals? Nah.

posted February 08, 2009 11:38 AM              

His sun and mars are conjunct, and it's pretty close, too. That was a good inference!

Fire does equal sensitive. They are the sign of passion. They're just loathe to show it.

I think scorpios are ambitious too. They are born business people.

posted February 08, 2009 04:16 PM            

so a person that is highly sensitive is highly responsive to external stimuli

the watersigns, Cancer,Scorpio,and Pisces are associated with high sensitivity as in they are high responsive to external simuli,emotional undercurrents, they are are associated with feelings,emotions,nurturing,and the unconscious,deeply in touch with the psyche. They are negative,yin,introverted signs.

I think that the stars are also something take into account when considering the Moon

for instance, my maternal grandfather's Moon is in alignment with Markab, known as the Star of Sorrow

my Moon is in alignment with Fomalhaut,one of the Royal Stars/archangel stars,known as the Star of Alchemy.

my father's birthtime is unknown,and so I don't know the degree that his Moon is in,and so I don't know if his Moon is in alignment with a star

btw...I don't put much emphasis on sign placements. also if a planet is in the tropical firesign, it's usually in the water constellation

for instance,
tropical sign,Aries - constellation of Pisces

tropical sign,Leo - constellation of Cancer

tropical sign,Sagittarius - constellation of Scorpio(but more likely,it would be in Ophiuchus because it's much larger constellation than Scorpio located between Scorpio and Sagittarius)

of course, I don't trust using the tropical(Northern-hemisphere based)zodiac for people born in Southern Hemisphere like Australians,New Zealanders

I can strongly identify with Moon in tropical Pisces - constellation of Aquarius because my Moon is:
square modern ruler of Pisces,Neptune - 1'23
square traditional ruler of Pisces,Jupiter - 5'06 (Right Ascension - 2'14)
- 1'06(Right Ascension - '39)
oppose Saturn/Neptune midpoint -'17

my relating to the otherworldliness,strangeness of Pisces has to do with my Moon aspecting Kuiper belt objects

trine Ixion - 2'15
trine Quaoar - '50
contraparallel Quaoar - '49
sextile Sedna - 1'06 (Right Ascension - '39)
square Varuna - '10
semisquare Eris - '08 (In Right Ascension)

my grandfather's tropical Moon in Pisces in constellation of Aquarius could be Pisces like because his Moon
semisquare Sun/Neptune midpoint - '47

the following aspects to his Moon could fit with otherworldliness,strangeness of Pisces
trine Pluto - 2'50
sesquiquadrate - '05
semisextile Sedna - '05 (In Right Ascension)
contraparallel Sedna - '39
conjunct Chaos - 2'48 (In Right Ascension)
oppose Orcus - 3'06 (In Right Ascension..a little over the 3 degree orb that I use for the big Kuiper Belt object aspects)