posted January 08, 2016 11:11 AM            

If you're wondering about angles - yeah, they move even faster I'm not sure what to think about it. Besides, even if someone got their TOB from the certificate, it could be off by some minutes and even if not, seconds could make a difference too and I don't think anyone is that precise.

Dancing, you have a Cap ASC though...

posted January 08, 2016 11:45 AM            

At first I did. But then I realized that my Cap Mercury probably attributes to why I "get" the Cap POV. Add to that Saturn/Moon, Saturn Venus.

But even though I am a Sun Sag 29 Degree. I am a Sag...Sag...Sag.

I don't think that they exist in Moon signs either. Moon in Taurus is VERY different from Moon in Gemini.

The one thing that could make these two touch ground is if the Gem Moon has a Venus aspect and Taurus Moon has a Mercury aspect.

posted January 08, 2016 11:48 AM            

Several of those books are free online there, but a few aren't, including Personology, which gives readings for each of the 48 sign-divisions, including the cusps, for all major planets + Pluto.

I'm willing to transcribe a bit from that, if you are curious about how to interpret a moon cusp. I think that's doable, within fair use copyright laws. And besides, the author has made most of his other books free online.

posted January 08, 2016 02:15 PM            

Just don't be mad because, I forgot to say, most of these readings tend towards the negative.

Moon on the Cusp of Drama & Criticism
Libra-Scorpio Cusp

posted January 08, 2016 02:54 PM            

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Originally posted by Faith:
Forgot the balloons!!!!

Cuz...you know....

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Thank you. You deserve some too! And here is something for your sensei It's funny that you're better at remembering this than my family.

posted January 08, 2016 03:30 PM            

"sensei"

His moon on the Aqua/Pisces Cusp of Sensitivity:

"Such individuals are constantly being bombarded by upsetting stimuli in their environment. They have to get a handle on their feelings and if their buttons are pushed, they simply learn to develop a whole new set of buttons which cannot be so easily reached." (excerpt)

Aye, new buttons or black belts.

posted January 09, 2016 02:43 PM            

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Hope you have a great day! Wasn't sure if I should advertise more extensively. Your sorta-Scorpio moon seems all private and stuff.

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Now catch this: http://www.idialstars.com/mopa.htm

posted January 10, 2016 12:05 AM            

Yes, the cusp is a real phenomenon. It is a function of the division of the signs of the tropical zodiac, not of the Sun, Moon or any other moving body. Therefore luminaries and planetary bodies can approach or be right on any sign cusp.

Cuspy Moons are always a good rectification factor. Yes, there may be some of both signs depending on exactly where the Moon falls in an exactly correctly timed birth horoscope.

In your example, which is probably a 'cuspy' condition, say Moon entirely into Gemini, in which the person feels familiar at a subconscious level with the preceding sign (Taurus), and yet urged towards inner change in line with the style of Gemini.

The Moon's apparent width ("angular diameter" in astronomy) is about 1/2 degree. That defines its relationship to any potential cusp, which means since its position is measured at its center, it can be exactly half in one sign and half into the next (about 1/4 degree in each).

That is the cusp. Otherwise we say near the cusp -- cuspy -- if the entire disc of the Moon is over into the next sign.

Edgar Cayce referred to such cuspy planets as being Uranian-like, as in a wild card, erratic, urged into change sometimes by extreme or unpredictable actions. This is part of a soul's dynamic of evolution in which memories and experiences (even subconscious ones) can be recast in a new perspective and a new feeling towards life can bring up latent inner qualities possibly neglected from lifetimes of tendencies. In any case, such cusp or cuspy situations of Sun or Moon seem to urge change and soul development more sharply than most sign-related factors.

posted January 10, 2016 04:34 PM            

Thanks for the lesson! I'll check astro.com for a topocentric option