If a Child Has Pisces Moon Does it Mean that His Mother Won't Be There For Him?

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Libreo Knowflake Posts: 1078 From: Australia Registered: Sep 2011	posted January 24, 2012 04:19 AM I read in The Astrology Bible that a mothers life experience is reflected in their child's moon sign. IP: Logged
RegardesPlatero Moderator Posts: 4367 From: Storybrooke, Mr. Gold's Shop Registered: Sep 2011	posted January 24, 2012 04:21 AM quote: Originally posted by Libreo: I read in The Astrology Bible that a mothers life experience is reflected in their child's moon sign. But what does that mean, then, when siblings have different moon signs? Does it mean that some of her experience goes to one child and other parts of it to another child? IP: Logged
Libreo Knowflake Posts: 1078 From: Australia Registered: Sep 2011	posted January 24, 2012 04:24 AM I would think it means that they each have their own different unique relationships with her, even though she is the same woman. Like all of us, we have different relationships with different people. I have 2 Pisces, one with Scorpio moon, I can be secretive, intense, and around the time she was born I was very 'dark' and almost a bit gothic, 8 years later, I had another Pisces with an Aries moon, when I was a much different person, together we laugh and laugh and we are loud and boisterous. My Scorpio moonchild and I can have very in depth deep conversations that I couldn't imagine having with the other one. If that makes any sense. IP: Logged
aquaguy91 Moderator Posts: 4443 From: tennessee Registered: Jan 2012	posted January 24, 2012 04:30 AM i only know one person with the pisces moon personally,and his mom wasnt really there for him really,interestingly enough she was a pisces sun ,he lived with her growing up but from what i saw she was in her own world 99 percent of the time,she was always on imvu talking to men for hours at a time when her husband was at work,but like i said thats the only pisces moon i know personally so i dont know how it manifests with other people IP: Logged
Libreo Knowflake Posts: 1078 From: Australia Registered: Sep 2011	posted January 24, 2012 04:35 AM I have Pisces ASC and Leo moon, my mom wasn't. She is Leo sun with a Sag moon. Way too concerned about her social life to be bothered with me. Still the same with her grandchildren. IP: Logged
pandacake Knowflake Posts: 321 From: Europe Registered: May 2011	posted January 24, 2012 04:56 AM I know someone with Pisces Moon, the mother had no water in her chart at all. The mother was there for her but in a too strict and cold way. When she was little she'd say she has certain fears (which is normal for a child) that she wants to tell her, the mother would push her away and say: "Go away I don't have time for such nonsense." It was impossible to form a emotional bond with her but the mother would make sure there's food on the table, that she has clothes to wear, she has also decided whom she will marry with, etc. IP: Logged
Capriquarius unregistered	posted January 24, 2012 05:00 AM quote: Originally posted by pandacake: I know someone with Pisces Moon, the mother had no water in her chart at all. The mother was there for her but in a too strict and cold way. When she was little she'd say she has certain fears (which is normal for a child) that she wants to tell her, the mother would push her away and say: "Go away I don't have time for such nonsense." It was impossible to form a emotional bond with her but the mother would make sure there's food on the table, that she has clothes to wear, she has also decided whom she will marry with, etc. I can relate to that but in my case it was both my 'rents. Pretty common for my culture/generation though. No Pisces Moon hea. IP: Logged
RegardesPlatero Moderator Posts: 4367 From: Storybrooke, Mr. Gold's Shop Registered: Sep 2011	posted January 24, 2012 05:15 AM = IP: Logged
Faith Knowflake Posts: 2368 From: Registered: Jul 2011	posted January 24, 2012 09:10 AM Hello, I have an 8th house Pisces moon. My mother died when I was 14. All of this, from Lonake, describes my experience of my mother: "But the Pisces Moon experience of the mother could also be: sensitive, intuitive, escapist addictions, lazy, easily hurt, led a fantastical life, fragile, very feminine, a victim of circumstances, someone who wanted to save or to be saved, a dreamer, gentle, someone who believed in fairy tales and happy endings, glamorous, compassionate, creative, someone who always needed to be protected, someone who was lost, someone who found it hard to deal with reality, spiritual, taught the child a lot about faith, about art, about healing, about taking care of others. Whatever the literal experience of the mother, it left them wide open on a feeling level, able to tune into others and leaves the child with few boundaries on the lunar level, barring a conflicting aspect/house/sign placement. You have to look at the 4th, what's there and it's ruler to get a more complete picture of the early home life experience." I've got Uranus in the 4th house. My moon is square Mars in Gemini and square my Venus-Neptune conjunction in Sagittarius. I'm still alive! IP: Logged
Faith Knowflake Posts: 2368 From: Registered: Jul 2011	posted January 24, 2012 09:17 AM I don't know how to edit posts yet, but I have one question- do we "inherit" signs from our parents? I have Mars in Gemini and both my grandmothers were Gemini. My parents both had VERY uncomfortable relationships with their mothers, so it's fitting that it's my MARS sign. My Pluto sign is Libra, both my grandfathers were Libra, and they were rather plutonian and fierce. Am I just imagining things or could this be significant? Anyone know? Thanks for any input. IP: Logged
Taineberry Knowflake Posts: 619 From: Registered: Jun 2011	posted January 24, 2012 11:09 AM My young daughter has pisces moon and we are very close. She is like a little"mini me". IP: Logged
SaggiMC unregistered	posted January 24, 2012 11:32 AM quote: Originally posted by Libreo: I haven't read the whole thread yet but I have a rather important question of my own. What about about if a child has Pisces ASC or Pisces sun. Can this also mean their mother won't be there for them. Asking due to personal experience. Would really appreciate if anyone knows. Pisces Asc thread. http://www.astrologyweekly.com/forum/showthread.php?t=40284 Pisces Asc (along with gemini) is probably one of the most difficult in childhood. With pisces they are sooo impressionable, easily manipulated and make lots of sacrifices trying to please family to much ------------------ I love the parable, �If you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day, BUT if you teach him how to fish, you feed him for life.� IP: Logged
the89freespirit Knowflake Posts: 205 From: Registered: Jan 2012	posted January 24, 2012 11:33 AM quote: Originally posted by Faith: I don't know how to edit posts yet, but I have one question- do we "inherit" signs from our parents? I have Mars in Gemini and both my grandmothers were Gemini. My parents both had VERY uncomfortable relationships with their mothers, so it's fitting that it's my MARS sign. My Pluto sign is Libra, both my grandfathers were Libra, and they were rather plutonian and fierce. Am I just imagining things or could this be significant? Anyone know? Thanks for any input. Yes, I do think there are definite familial patterns we inherit. Through some research and doing many of my relatives' charts, I've seen some startling patterns. Members of different families can have diverse personalities but, at the same time, I feel there is always some overriding trait that links family members together and creates a sense of unity and/or disharmony and/or common ground. In particular, the Moon is our mother's side of the family. So, a Pisces Moon could be inheriting a lot of Piscean-style baggage from the maternal lineage: drug addictions, escapism, emotional isolation, etc. But, there are also positive familial inheritances. Pisces Moon's maternal family may be very artistic, spiritual, compassionate, religious, etc. And it wouldn't be at all surprising to see astrological aspects and placements in these relatives' charts that indicate that. IP: Logged
the89freespirit Knowflake Posts: 205 From: Registered: Jan 2012	posted January 24, 2012 11:36 AM I've also read that, for some people, the Moon sign can be a reflection of our mother's childhood experiences. I think this is the case if the mother has repressed a lot about her upbringing and has a lot of unresolved issues regarding it. This can really create an emotional link between mother and child as the child seems to act out her own inner child's frustrations or fears. This might be why certain people may not see their mother as their Moon's archetype but their grandmother really fits the description. IP: Logged
Faith Knowflake Posts: 2368 From: Registered: Jul 2011	posted January 24, 2012 12:45 PM Thanks very much, the89freespirit. This makes a lot of sense. I was extremely tuned into my mother and her feelings. She had a painful childhood. Furthermore, she was a Leo...my ascendant is Leo conjunct Saturn. I'm Capricorn and two of my children have Capricorn moons. Maybe they can sense the rough times I inherited...makes me think of the Bible verse about God punishing people down through the generations. LOL even though...yeah, maybe it's true. In my extended family there are so many overlapping birthdays and dates, it's just plain bizarre. My first child was born on the anniversary of my mother's death. It goes on and on.... Thanks for your input! IP: Logged
SaggiMC unregistered	posted January 24, 2012 01:23 PM All really depends on how moon is aspected, but hard aspect to chiron shows real problems, as does moon/saturn, moon/neptune sometimes this one can be linked to eating disorders... Moon/uranus can have an early break with mother, broken friendships and relationships. Moon/pluto can show power struggles and manipulations... ------------------ I love the parable, �If you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day, BUT if you teach him how to fish, you feed him for life.� IP: Logged
Ami Anne Moderator Posts: 37468 From: Pluto/house next to NickiG Registered: Sep 2010	posted January 24, 2012 02:17 PM quote: Originally posted by Libreo: I read in The Astrology Bible that a mothers life experience is reflected in their child's moon sign. WOW What if you had 2 children with two different moons, though? ------------------ Passion, Lust, Desire. Check out my journal http://www.mychristianpsychic.com/ IP: Logged
Libreo Knowflake Posts: 1078 From: Australia Registered: Sep 2011	posted January 24, 2012 02:26 PM quote: Originally posted by SaggiMC: Pisces Asc thread. http://www.astrologyweekly.com/forum/showthread.php?t=40284 Pisces Asc (along with gemini) is probably one of the most difficult in childhood. With pisces they are sooo impressionable, easily manipulated and make lots of sacrifices trying to please family to much The opening question is "I keep reading that Pisces Asc and Pisces Moon have a hard life, and lots of trauma.. So why is this? Is this true? Ive also been told that Pisces rising with a 6 house moon have an especially hard life. Has any one heard that before?" ......Great! That's me! IP: Logged
Libreo Knowflake Posts: 1078 From: Australia Registered: Sep 2011	posted January 24, 2012 02:32 PM quote: Originally posted by Ami Anne: WOW What if you had 2 children with two different moons, though? Ami Ann Reg asked the same question, I replied above, that's just me theory. I could also use the same example with my siblings and our mother too. IP: Logged
Faith Knowflake Posts: 2368 From: Registered: Jul 2011	posted January 24, 2012 02:46 PM "I keep reading that Pisces Asc and Pisces Moon have a hard life, and lots of trauma.. So why is this? Is this true?" Pisces moon here...yes. I had a lot of trauma...I was just mentioning this on another thread, how I almost died at birth, lost my mother to cancer at 14, my sister lost her mind, my father and brother got cancer. There were other things, too. It's therapeutic to have someone come around and say to me, "You had trauma, didn't you?" Because normally, I don't want to bother anyone with a sob story. But if it helps you to know that there might be truth to the Pisces moon-trauma theory...I can help. YES...in my case. IP: Logged
Libreo Knowflake Posts: 1078 From: Australia Registered: Sep 2011	posted January 24, 2012 02:47 PM quote: Originally posted by Libreo: [QUOTE]Originally posted by Ami Anne: [b] WOW What if you had 2 children with two different moons, though? Ami Anne Reg asked the same question, I replied above, that's just my theory. I could also use the same example with my siblings and our mother too. IP: Logged
Libreo Knowflake Posts: 1078 From: Australia Registered: Sep 2011	posted January 24, 2012 02:52 PM If I look around me at the people in my life I can see that their moon somehow resembles their relationship with their mother. Just one example, I have a friend who didn't have much to do with his mum growing up, she left when he was 13, but they still speak to eachother on a 'friendly' basis, theyr'e not what I would call close though. His moon is in Aquarius. IP: Logged
RegardesPlatero Moderator Posts: 4367 From: Storybrooke, Mr. Gold's Shop Registered: Sep 2011	posted January 25, 2012 03:53 AM . IP: Logged
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Faith Knowflake Posts: 2368 From: Registered: Jul 2011	posted January 25, 2012 10:47 AM Thank you so much, Regardes Platero. My brother is alive, my father died..not of cancer but medical malpractice (very long and sad.) He died the day after my birthday. My parents-in-law both died right after I got married. Elvis also had a Pisces moon and a horrific childhood. When my father was dying I listened to Elvis gospel music all the time...this is before I knew that Elvis and I were Pisces moons. I wasn't even an Elvis fan...weirdly, I had an intense dream about him, looked into his music out of curiosity, and then found it was just the only thing that consoled me. It really helped. I try to tell people that and they laugh...but REALLY! Nice talking with you. Namaste. IP: Logged

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