posted May 22, 2009 03:31 PM         

for me, it's also spiritual outlets like meditation,prayer,turning to God(I am a pantheist),going to a unity church, and healing work with a shaman,reading Eckhart Tolle's books and listening to his lectures.

I also listen to New Age,meditation music regularly

also,cod liver oil also helps......makes me less sensitive,emotional.....so less stressed

I am also into essential oils and incense

chamomile tea is good too

I enjoy my solitude...sometimes too much

I have Pisces Moon square Neptune in Sagittarius - 1'22

I just made an appt for a therapeutic massage. I haven't had one done by a massage therapist since 2004 when I got one for a massage therapy class assignment.

Raymond

posted May 22, 2009 06:28 PM         

I live alone in a small studio apt.

I don't even really know anybody in my apt complex because I don't talk to people.

posted May 22, 2009 07:26 PM         

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How does a natal pisces moon deal with stress, emotional pressure etc?

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posted May 22, 2009 08:00 PM         

i learned to get up early and stay up late to have peace bookending my day(sleep is not as important as that refuge for me). it helped that her father had her for 24 hours each week. frequently i did nothing but chill during those 24 hrs!

posted May 22, 2009 08:05 PM         

I realize I'm not part of the Pisces moon club, so maybe this doesn't apply at all

posted May 22, 2009 08:43 PM         

”We have all experienced this positive effect, regardless of our proximity to waterfalls or the ocean. Every home has a built in, natural ionizer-the shower. Our daily bath rituals are, in effect, the practice of preventive medicine. Research has shown that falling water creates thousands of negative ions by splitting otherwise neutral particles of air, freeing electrons to manifest their vitalizing function. These electrons join up with smaller air particles, thus giving them a predominantly negative charge.
Waterfalls have always been the favorite habitat of mystics and artists. The inspiration and romance generated at places like Niagara Falls and Yosemite have a direct relationship to the [raising of] serotonin levels in the blood, caused by the waves of negative ions from the spray of these falls.”

posted May 22, 2009 08:43 PM         

I take it straight from the bottle. One teaspoon per day. 410 mg of EPA,625 mg of DHA per serving.

I get the Nordic Naturals Arctic Cod Liver Oil brand which has a natural fruit flavor. I get it from Co-op Natural Foods store.
http://www.nordicnaturals.com/en/Products/Product_Details/98/?ProdID=1418

Raymond

posted May 23, 2009 02:43 PM         

she's very intense......she has all the traits that are attributed to Scorpio.....both good and bad.

I feel that she's more Scorpio than me with my Sun,Mercury,Venus in Scorpio

when I first got into Astrology, I was reading about the Scorpio mother in a book on Scorpio and felt like I was reading all about my Gemini Sun mother.
I was skeptic of Astrology at the time.

finding out my moonsign,Pisces began the erosion of my skepticism of Astrology

finding out and verifying my hunch of my mom's moonsign,Scorpio furthered the erosion of my skepticism of Astrology to the point that I felt that I had to look deeper into Astrology.

posted May 23, 2009 03:19 PM         

i think yes, cancer moons also need some solitude or exposure to water, as zala pointed out. as i said, one of the best parts of my relationship with my cancer hubby was that we were able to relax in silence without feeling neglected or guilty! congrats on sharing that with your husband...a definite plus!

posted May 26, 2009 12:18 AM         

Like most of the other Pisces moons I'm an escapist when it comes to stress. I zone out with a book, through writing, listening to music, or being near water.. especially saltwater. I have quite a few friends with moons in Pisces, including my mother, and we all seem to anesthetize ourselves and escape issues with movies, books, or art. The male Pisces moons I know seem more likely to "escape" through visits to the gym. I myself prefer to go swimming, on a long run, or a long bike ride out in nature.

My aspect with Moon square Neptune does seem to enhance or encourage this escapist tendency. Although I will say it seems to drastically help my writing projects.

I have often wondered if this approach to stress (tuning out the world) was an artifact of being a triple water sign (Sun Scorpio, Moon Pisces, Cancer Rising) but it would appear - from the other lunar fish - that it might be Pisces working most of this angle.

There was also a pondering earlier about the similarities of Scorpio Moon and Pisces Moon when it comes to shutting out the world. There is a definite parallel to draw here. The only man I ever thought of marrying was a Pisces Sun, Scorpio Moon, and Capricorn Rising. When we lived together the household practically reverberated with emotional energy. When things were good it was blissful and amazing.. like floating about life on clouds with angels singing. And when either one of us was stressed with work or family the other immediately became likewise stressed picking up on the energy without a single word said. Instead of talking we'd both retire to our own personal space (his den, my writing area in the second bedroom) and decompress. Hours later, one of us would break the solitude.. but time and space was intensely important to us both.