posted June 03, 2011 02:23 PM            

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Originally posted by Doux Rêve:
BeholdAstarte, I have Virgo Moon in the 5th too, and I know exactly what you mean. Modesty VS Pride, expressing or repressing.

I always vacillate between wanting to keep my emotions to myself or expressing them.

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posted June 03, 2011 02:27 PM            

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Originally posted by ecomat:
me too. add to that the libra positions and what you get is behaving in a way that is 1) confusable with being extremely moody and 2) sometimes strange even to yourself.
the chatty and the silent part is all within me, and i realised that BOTH come from the heart. neither is fake.

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posted June 03, 2011 02:36 PM            

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Originally posted by Doux Rêve:
Yes exactly !
Aren't we strange creatures lol

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lol indeed

posted June 03, 2011 02:39 PM            

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Originally posted by freebrainstorms:
Preferably I'd like to hear directly from those who have Virgo Moons, instead of "this how my ex boyfriend/friend/wife/husband etc." acted.

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posted June 03, 2011 02:52 PM            

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Originally posted by Doux Rêve:
ecomat, what aspects does your Moon make?
And what is your ascendant?

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my asc is scorpio.

moon (10th house in virgo) aspects:
- square neptune
- square venus
- sextile asc
- semi-sextile mercury

posted June 03, 2011 02:57 PM            

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Originally posted by Benedict Moon*:
Is there anyone else who has their Virgo Moon in a water house? If so, do you think it changes the ration or stability of your Virgo Moon a bit?

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Yes I do, House Twelve. It is difficult to find solid ground to build practical ideas upon when the ground beneath me moves, disrupting the foundations I have built.

My emotions range from furious to despair, I desire to move forward but I am stuck doing repairs.

Something is always breaking or needing attention, distractions I could do without, Feels like detention.

"I should have known better, I despise maintenance."

posted June 03, 2011 06:50 PM            

Seriously though, I would have to say that your piece there reminds me alot of my mercury-neptune opposition. That is just "distraction central" in almost every sense.

Its crazy when you have a moon that prefers simple reactions and interactions thrown into houses that defy logic, have no solid foundations or are just naturally magnamious (is that a word? Sorry, I just gonna throw out my typical English-ain't-my-first-language excuse), then you get a moon that's kind of lost and almost...schizo? LOL. I'm also including those of you 5th housers here.

posted June 04, 2011 08:24 PM            

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Originally posted by northernlad:
I have a virgo moon. I keep my house a mess, but when I'm at work, my desk is IMMACULATE. I'm not crazy on organization but I do like lists. I notice that I try to keep relationships neat and tidy and uncomplicated. My moon is in the 9th house though, so I'm not sure how that relates.

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Can you say more about your Virgo Moon in 9th please? How does it blend with an expanding, philosophical, big-picture house? Particularly when the Virgo element is to refine, simplify, and discriminate? And, travel - do you desire travel? What about women and emotional relationships?

Want to hear more please!

posted June 04, 2011 09:07 PM            

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Originally posted by BeholdAstarte:
benedict- well i dont have my moon in a water house but i got it in the 5th house plus its trine neptune.. so i think that sensitivity wise it can be painfully so much so that the slightest change of tone in soimeones voice can throw me off.. i sorta get caught up in other peoples feelings.

i found this little interpretation about 5th house moon -"You express yourself through your feelings, which are very strong and vigorous.

You really love good times, and for entertainment you enjoy plays, stories and television programs that appeal to your emotions.

You don't make any pretense about your strong dislikes and likes. It is important to you to be honest about your emotions.

Sometimes, in a mood of joyous high spirits, you may take risks that are really quite foolish. Also you may sometimes get carried away by your feelings, which can be difficult for others to handle."

do any of you virgo moons relate to sensitivity?

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Yes, I can relate to sensitivity. Do you mean being sensitive to criticism etc or do you mean being sensitive to other people's emotions? Or both?

posted June 05, 2011 06:27 AM            

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Originally posted by Benedict Moon*:

Though I would bet Virgo Moon takes comfort in the solitude 12th house brings.

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Virgo likes to serve, To serve you must interact.

Solitude and Interaction are opposites.

You can make them work together using the same process a person does when he or she is rooting out the cause or reason behind conflicts in day to day life.

An argument will be sure to break out if the root problem is never addressed and dealt with.

If you can deal with it and make some working compromise progress can continue, but not until then.

Its been my experience so far.

To put it in metaphysical terms, some of you who study inner alchemy will understand what I mean when you take two opposites, combine them, something new is created.

I picked it up during my time studying Taoism.

http://taoism.about.com/od/internalalchemy/a/Alchemy.htm

Neidan

Definition: Neidan is the Taoist practice of Inner Alchemy. In Inner Alchemy practice, the human body becomes a laboratory, in which the energetic elixirs of refined Jing, Qi and Shen (the "Three Treasures") are cultivated and circulated. It is contrasted with Waidan - Outer or External Alchemy - in which herbal or mineral formulas are ingested by the practitioner. In Inner Alchemy, the body, mind and breath of the Taoist practitioner are used to bring about internal transformations.

Nourish Snow Mountain/Golden Urn: Our Energetic Root

The energetic center which in Tibetan Yoga is called Snow Mountain, and in Taoist practice is referred to as the Golden Urn, is one of the most important energetic “spaces” in the Inner Alchemy traditions. This "Golden Urn" center – located just in front of the tailbone – is also known, in Hindu Yogic traditions, as the home of Kundalini Shakti – the “serpent power” which lies dormant there at the base of the spine, until awakened by yogic practice. Golden Urn is an important energy-source for the kidneys, the brain and the "third eye" center.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kundalini

*Kundalini "pops" up in my numerology charts as well.

*My mayan sign is Chic'Chan, The serpent.

posted June 05, 2011 09:00 AM            

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Originally posted by sassaqua:

Hi Northernlad,

Can you say more about your Virgo Moon in 9th please? How does it blend with an expanding, philosophical, big-picture house? Particularly when the Virgo element is to refine, simplify, and discriminate? And, travel - do you desire travel? What about women and emotional relationships?

Want to hear more please!

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Well... the 9th house is confusing to me just a little. I'm not a very philosophical person, I don't think. I absolutely want to travel, but only to certain places. Some people who have wanderlust want to go anywhere and everywhere, but there are specific countries I'd like to see and others I have no desire to see at all.

posted June 05, 2011 01:11 PM            

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Originally posted by northernlad:
Well... the 9th house is confusing to me just a little. I'm not a very philosophical person, I don't think. I absolutely want to travel, but only to certain places. Some people who have wanderlust want to go anywhere and everywhere, but there are specific countries I'd like to see and others I have no desire to see at all.

And I've got issues going on in the emotional/relationship department and I'm not sure what is related to my Virgo moon and what is related to external forces -- so I don't know if I can go off too much on emotional relationships. I can say that I have tons of girlfriends (I'm gay, so that's more of a HAAAAAAY GIRLFRIEND) I'm very very veeeery picky when it comes to attraction. And about random little physical details, too. If someone's gnawed off their fingernails it's close to being a deal breaker, for example.

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9th house is not just physical travel. It is spiritual , religious and philosophical thought.
I think Astrology is ruled by the 9th house.
So, if you are a person who wants to know the "whys" of this life ,then you are a 9th house person.

posted June 05, 2011 01:16 PM            

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Originally posted by Benedict Moon*:
After speaking with a co-worker last night who has a sooky Cancer husband I've just realized that I'm probably the most unsentimental Crab ever. A complete anomaly. I wonder if its this moon placement? How about the rest of you? Do you not care about certain occasions unless there's true meaning behind them? Or do you have loads of sentiment for something that's lost meaning just because its there? My confession: I almost hate Christmas. It has little meaning to me anymore besides visiting a side of the family I really don't want to see and eating food I really don't want to eat (I really hate ham and most other pig products). And don't even get me started on Valentine's Day...

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posted June 05, 2011 01:19 PM            

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Originally posted by Ami Anne:
9th house is not just physical travel. It is spiritual , religious and philosophical thought.
I think Astrology is ruled by the 9th house.
So, if you are a person who wants to know the "whys" of this life ,then you are a 9th house person.

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posted June 08, 2011 10:13 PM            

joy- both.

im sensitive to critism but im also sensitive to other peoples emotions. i think my outer reaction is reserved but inwardly theres deffinately something goin on..

posted June 14, 2011 07:23 AM            

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Originally posted by northernlad:
I'm honestly more interested in the whys of myself. I'd rather try to figure myself out before I tackle trying to figure out the universe.

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This makes sense, sort of getting a feel.. Figuring out in a philosophical pondering kind of 9th house way about your own emotional moon self.

posted June 14, 2011 10:47 AM            

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Originally posted by sassaqua:
This makes sense, sort of getting a feel.. Figuring out in a philosophical pondering kind of 9th house way about your own emotional moon self.

Can you continue further?

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